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Primary amenorrhea is a condition when a girl has not started menstruating by the time she is 16, even though other signs of puberty, like breast development and the appearance of pubic hair, are normal. Besides hormonal abnormalities and other illnesses, low body weight or obesity, stress and rigorous exercise can cause primary amenorrhea.

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mycharms 4 Posts I am 31 yr old, and I have amenorrhea. I would like to chat with someone that has the same condition. My doctors do not consider this to be important and just want me to use birth control. They are not interested in finding out the cause nor to help with the symptoms. Another perspective in this regard would be greatly appreciated.
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andrea14
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Hi Ladies,
I haven't been logging in too much due to the morning sickness but I'm at week 15.5 and the twins seem to be doing well and the 24-7 morning sickness is starting to go away.
We have our 18 week ultrasound in July so I'm looking forward to maybe finding out if they are girls or boys :D
I hope everyone on here sticks to trying to find answers and don;t give up on having children. I know it's confusing and tough to go through all of this. Wishing everyone luck!
Andrea

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