Assertion: amenorrhea's period | /r/HasProperty | regular
Facets:
value: previously
type: DEGREE
value: prior to its absence
type: TEMPORAL
value: usually
type: DEGREE
value: for the first 2 years
type: TEMPORAL
value: at one time
type: TEMPORAL
value: for some months before that
type: TEMPORAL
value: perfectly
type: DEGREE
value: especially
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: However it’s not normal if a teenager misses period for 3 to 5 months in a row, especially if period was regular for some months before that.
text: Physiologic amenorrhea is the absence of periods during pregnancy and breastfeeding which is perfectly normal.
text: Primary amenorrhea is a usually lifelong condition indicated when menstruation doesn't begin at puberty, while secondary amenorrhea a condition in which menstrual periods which were at one time regular become increasingly abnormal and irregular or absent due to some physical cause.
text: It implies either not getting your first menstrual period by the age of 16 or not having menstrual periods for 3 or more months if your periods are usually regular.
text: Secondary amenorrhea is a condition in which periods that were previously regular become absent for at least three cycles.
text: For example, your periods were regular for the first 2 years after you started having them, and now they don’t come at all.
text: Secondary amenorrhea may be said to occur when a woman has had at least one menstrual cycle and then stops menstruating for six months, or three months if her period had been regular prior to its absence.
text: Secondary amenorrhea is when you miss three or more periods in a row when your periods have previously been regular, or you have no periods for six months for people who have irregular periods, and when it is not down to pregnancy.
text: Missed periods are normal and common during the first and second years of menstruation.
text: Secondary amenorrhea means your periods were normal, but have stopped due to an underlying condition.