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I'm 33 y.o., on birth control, no period for 3 months. not pregnant (took tests). is this normal? possible reasons? (besides pregnancy)
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Gyn eval: I do not know the reason that you have not had periods. But if you were previously regular, and have been without a period x 3 months, it would be appropriate to seek evaluation from your gynecologist.
Answered 10/4/2016
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