Late for period: At age 44, the ovary requires much more stimulation from the pituitary for ovulation to take place, which of course delays the onset of a period. This is very common in late 30's to age 50 or more, and after producing more pituitary stimulation, you may continue to have periods on a regular basis for a while, and then a similar gap may occur before the next.
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Peri menopausal age: You are at the age range for peri menopausal symptoms to begin with irregular periods and possibly hot flashes. First run a pregnancy test as tubal ligations can and do fail. If negative, a GYN MD appointment to discuss the "change of life" issues may be warranted.
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