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Is it possible to die from missing your periods for over 1 year?
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Quite doubtful: Not having a period for a years in and of itself would not kill someone. However a person could have an underlying illness that could lead to death. If your periods were previously regular- please seek medical evaluation.
Answered 9/24/2013
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