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Menopause issues
My periods stopped 1 year ago. After waiting for two months without periods, I consulted my Gynecologist. She prescribed Meprate tablets and said I would get periods. I got the periods for two months. It stopped after that even after eating the tablets. So the doctor said I have reached menopause. I didn't get periods thereafter for 7 months. 2 months ago I went to the doctor for routine check up. She said I need to eat Meprate again and see if periods start. I did and I got my periods for two months. But last month, despite eating the tablets, I didn't get my periods. Is it necessary to induce periods by eating the tablets? Or I can just think that I have reached menopause. My FSH is 59. Kindly advise. Thanks
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