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Menopause |
Menstrual Cycle03/30/2010 |
I just turned 50. I`m active and my cycle just stopped. It has been two months no cycle. I don`t know if it is menopause. Not pregnant. Should I continue to take birth control pills?
I am unclear if you are currently on birth control pills. If you are, your lack of menses is just a reflection of your birth control pills. If you are not on birth control pills, we recommend contraception of some kind until at least one year of no menses.
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Cynthia B Evans, MD Clinical Associate Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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