Time for more tests?: In cases of amenorrhea or oligomenorrhea that have not been fully evaluated or treated, some primary care or gyn doctors will perform additional tests and occasionally refer patients to specialists in reproductive endocrinology. Those are doctors who are also experts in fertility.
Answered 12/20/2012
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Outflow obstruction: Generally if a women does not get a period on pills it is either the hormone replacement is not enough or isn't be absorbed or referred to as cryptommenorrhea where something is preventing the period from coming out the vagina a, imperforate vagina b. Vagonal septum.
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