Starting menstrual periods at a young age and childlessness increase risk of premature and early menopause
Medical News Archived, TheSynapse Online
Women who had their first menstrual period when they were aged 11 or younger have an increased risk of an early or premature menopause and if they remain childless the risk is increased even more, according to results from the first large scale, multi-national study…
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