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The menstrual cycle at menopause is greatly altered by the sudden and constant hormonal changes that occur at this stage of a woman's life. So it is normal for menstruation to become irregular, to last longer and to come to varying degrees. In addition, menstruation can fail for a few months, taking more than 60 days to return, but the woman only enters menopause when she completes 12 consecutive months without menstruation, before that, this period is called climacteric, but it must also be accompanied by the doctor which may indicate what to do to combat symptoms such as hot flashes, inso