I heard that women start menopause 31 years after they have their first cycle. Is that true?

My mom had menopause at the age of 41-i was wondering if by chance that would happen to me. Could i follow in my mother’s foot steps?

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#1 written by mars2boys 2 years ago

I’m sure it is possible that you could follow that same pattern.

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#2 written by ipleadlyme 2 years ago

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Needless to say, when I’m 51, or even 61, I will never believe I am in “normal” menopause again. In fact, I no longer believe menopause is ever normal, though our male-dominated healthcare system will likely continue to te

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#3 written by Maria 2 years ago

I believe it is possible, but rare. At 31, I don’t think anyone can. At 41, yes, there is a chance.

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#4 written by Prof. Dr. Gayane Dolyan 2 years ago

in general genetics is very important in reproductive system – read about it below – but 31 years after first period is not correct – read about menopause below

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#5 written by . . 2 years ago

Everyone is different, and yes, the same thing could happen to you as it did to your mother. Did you mom have some kind of a illness that effected that? Did she have a hysterectomy? If she went through menopause early naturally, then you might too.

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