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amenorrhea

 

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Noun amenorrhea has 1 sense
  1. amenorrhea, amenorrhoea, amenia - absence or suppression of normal menstrual flow
    --1 is a kind of symptom
    --1 has particulars: primary amenorrhea; secondary amenorrhea

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Amenorrhea

Noun: Amenorrhea refers to the absence or abnormal cessation of menstrual periods in women of reproductive age.

Example sentence: The doctor diagnosed the patient with amenorrhea after she had not menstruated for six consecutive months.

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Noun: Local Usage - In certain regions or communities, amenorrhea might refer to a specific local traditional medicine or belief associated with women's health.

Example sentence: In some tribal communities, they practice an herbal remedy believed to treat amenorrhea and other menstrual disorders.

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Adjective: Popular - Used to describe something that is widely accepted, approved, or favored by many.

Example sentence: The singer's new album became so popular that it achieved amenorrhea status on the music charts for several weeks.

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Adjective: Local - Pertaining to a specific area or community.

Example sentence: The coffee shop on the corner is popular among the local residents, and it has gained amenorrhea status as the go-to meeting spot in the neighborhood.

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