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Have Systemic Lupus, No Menstrual Cycle For Six Months. Is This Menopausal Or A Symptom Of Anemia?

Hi have systemic lupus and three years ago became extrememly anemic. Was hospitalize transfused and released. From that point my menstrual cycle became erratic and now I have not seen it in six months. I is this menopausal. Or a symptom of Anemia
Sat, 7 Dec 2013
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

Delayed or irregular periods can occur in many physical illnesses including severe anemia. SLE can also cause issues with menstruation.

Menopause , of course , can also cause the period to become irregular.
The only way to determine if you are menopausal would be blood tests to check your hormone levels.

You can speak to your doctor about tests to determine the cause of the menstrual irregularities.

I hope this helps
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Have Systemic Lupus, No Menstrual Cycle For Six Months. Is This Menopausal Or A Symptom Of Anemia?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Delayed or irregular periods can occur in many physical illnesses including severe anemia. SLE can also cause issues with menstruation. Menopause , of course , can also cause the period to become irregular. The only way to determine if you are menopausal would be blood tests to check your hormone levels. You can speak to your doctor about tests to determine the cause of the menstrual irregularities. I hope this helps