Can hormonal changes during menopause cause irregular menstrual bleeding in women with thyroid disease?

KabzClinic November 5, 2024

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While hormonal changes during menopause can affect menstrual cycles, they are not typically the primary cause of irregular menstrual bleeding in women with thyroid disease.

Can hormonal changes during menopause cause irregular menstrual bleeding in women with thyroid disease?

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