Amenorrhea Numb Middle Finger Coldness
Diagnosis
Your doctor will ask you about:
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The date of your last menstrual period
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Whether you are sexually active
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Your birth control methods
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Your pregnancy history
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Your eating habits, rapid weight changes, obesity or extreme underweight
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Your typical monthly menstrual patterns (regular cycles or irregular cycles)
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The age when your mother entered menopause (many mothers and daughters enter menopause at about the same age)
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