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Typically, you can keep your appointment, let your gynecologist know and let your worries go
Depending on their size, these noncancerous growths can create an abdominal bulge
Depending on size and location, they can affect your rectum, stomach, bladder and kidneys
Symptoms are subtle, but could include a reduced libido and mood swings
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Some birth control can hide perimenopausal symptoms
It depends on your menstrual flow, and a little trial and error
Nausea isn’t a common side effect, but it’s not unheard of, especially if you deal with anxiety
Stress, extreme diet and exercise, PCOS and, of course, pregnancy could be responsible
If your period hasn’t come for three months, it’s best to see a doctor
Eating and exercising according to your cycle can reduce PMS and period symptoms
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