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What hormones do i have to take to menstruate regularly?
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Your own: Your body should produce all the hormones you need to menstruate properly and regularly. If not, you need to check w/your doctor and find out why so your problem can be corrected. Don't take medication on your own - who knows what harm you could be doing to your body?
Answered 6/9/2013
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