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period after 1 year??

Radio Mama
01/07/09

I have been 1 year without my period. It will be 1 year exactly next week. This morning it started again. I have had all the symptoms, hot flashes and missed periods for a few years now, up to 6 months, then almost 1 full year, minus the week. Just before this, I was experiencing a clear thick vaginal discharge with no ordor. I had been so sick with a cold bug that it seemed that the mucus was being dispelled from my vaginal area as well. That stopped a few days ago and then this. Is it time to worry, or it this fairly normal?? I am 51 years old. Thanks in advance for your help.

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Debbie
Thursday, March 05, 2009

At 47 years old and 2 months of missed periods.  Is this a sign of menopause?

Mordraid
Saturday, July 18, 2009

I have a similar problem. I am 57, this week, one eyar without periods and thsi week, a period with strong odor blood like rust, plus bright plus with fragments, same as in the old days..seeming from anus and vagina? All the same tenderness, etc. of a regular period. Back spasms. Pain.Perhaps even stronger emotions. what gives, God or goddess?

Libbie
Thursday, August 13, 2009

Same here...who says 1 year is the cutoff...???? I've been 16 months and now have all the symptoms of a period again....

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Watch this video about menopause and menstruation, a normal, natural shedding process of the uterine lining that occurs monthly in all healthy adult women after puberty.

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