Periods Vs Cancer Risk - Recently I Heared That Not Getting

Periods vs Cancer risk

Asked for Female, 26 Years

Recently I heared that not getting periods for a long time can cause some cancer. But as I take Emersa 2 mg/day for my Endometriosis cyst for 19 months & till continue it by my consulting doctor. So at this duration of treatment I am not getting period. Only twice times I get only some light spotting. So can I get cancer for not getting periods for this tablet ? Should I continue this tablet or reject this? Plz adv. Thank you. 🙏

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