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How does missing periods every year affect future menopause?
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Missing periods: All women can miss a period in their daily life without reason, but stress can cause disturbances in menstrual periods (moving address can cause a loss of a few months of menses if the move implies a huge pre and post move into the new address), or a severe sickness. Not shown to influence on future menopause age, which can be hereditary, from gd-ma to gd-daughter.....
Answered 3/22/2012
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