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February 15, 2025
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Mine came back! Ugh I didn’t miss those! I was in my late 30’s when I went through chemo.

February 15, 2025
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My good friend had chemo at her mid thirties. She was told that she would go into early menopause but she actually did resume her menstrual cycles about 6 months post chemo.

February 15, 2025
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Chemotherapy can affect menstrual cycles, especially in women of childbearing age. It may cause irregular periods, temporary cessation, or even early menopause. At 35, your ovaries might recover after treatment, but the impact depends on factors like the type and dosage of chemo. Some women experience permanent changes Show Full Answer

Chemotherapy can affect menstrual cycles, especially in women of childbearing age. It may cause irregular periods, temporary cessation, or even early menopause. At 35, your ovaries might recover after treatment, but the impact depends on factors like the type and dosage of chemo. Some women experience permanent changes. It's best to discuss your specific situation with your doctor.

February 15, 2025

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