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can mononucleolus affect menstruation?

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PostPosted: 07/07/06 - 10:31    Post subject: can mononucleolus affect menstruation? Vote now! Reply with quote
I am turning 45 years old and have many symptoms of perimenopause.Last month I had two periods now this month I have not had one yet but am overdue,and meanwhile I have just been diagnosed with mononucleolus. I would like to know if mono can also affect your period. thank you.
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