Interruption of the menstrual cycle, or failure of menstruation to begin at a reasonable age. For anorexia, an interruption is considered present if three consecutive menses are absent.
By Matthew Tiemeyer, About.com
Created: June 20, 2009
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Interruption of the menstrual cycle, or failure of menstruation to begin at a reasonable age. For anorexia, an interruption is considered present if three consecutive menses are absent.
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