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I'm being treated for overactive thyroid condition, and it's been almost 8 months and i still haven't seen my period, is this normal?
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Depends: Upon whether your thyroid level has been returned to normal. If not, check w/your doctor for a change or adjustment in therapy. If your thyroid level has been normalized, normal menses should return in less than several months after normalcy.
Answered 6/30/2013
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