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Late perimenopause?
My period had been regular with at least 2-3 days long in month until June but now suddenly it's 3 months now no periods. Am I in later perimenopause now? Any tests to run to check hormone levels ? No chance of conception as not that sexually active
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Looks most likely to be due to perimenopausal age group, can be irregular cycles too. FSH and E2 level can be checked to confirm menopause, but it’s better to do after 1 year of absent menstruation. For irregular cycles evaluation, kindly connect for assistance.
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Likely perimenopause.. but rule out pregnancy, and other tests before reaching to a conclusion.
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Hello. This is very common during the perimenopausal period which usually begins 4-5 years before one attains menopause. We definitely can establish perimenopause by doing certain tests. Kindly connect for the same.
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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