Amenorrhea is an absence of menstruation, which can be the result of ________. pregnancy All of these dieting menopause

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Amenorrhea is an absence of menstruation, which can be the result of ________.

pregnancy
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dieting
menopause

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Answer: all of the above.

Explanation: All of these can cause the absence of menstruation.

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