1) Absence of the menses 2) Amenia 3) Amenorrhoea 4) Menstrual disorder 5) Symptom 1) Amenia 2) Amenorrhoea 
Amenorrhea is the medical term for the cessation of a woman`s regular menstrual cycle. ...
(a neg. + Gr. mn month + rhoia flow) absence or abnormal stoppage of the menses; called also amenia.
Absence of the menses due to causes other than pregnancy or age.
failure to menstruate. Menstruation is the normal cyclic bleeding from the uterus in the female reproductive tract that occurs at approximately ... [7 related articles]
Absence or suppression of menstruation.
Synonym for amenorrhoea ... <gynaecology> The absence or discontinuation or abnormal stoppage of the menstrual periods. ... Synonym: amenia. ... Origin: Gr. Men = month, rhoia = flow ... (14 May 1997) ... 
(ә-men″o-re´ә) absence of the menses. adj., amenorrhe´al., adj.
Refers to a woman who has never had a period.
Absence of menstruation
absence of menstrual periods.
(a-men-o-re-ah) Absence of menstrual periods. This can be a side-effect of antipsychotic medications
absence of menstruation
The absence of menstrual periods
Type: Term Pronunciation: ă-men′ō-rē′ă Definitions: 1. Absence or abnormal cessation of the menses.
Amenorrhea: Absence or cessation of menstruation. Amenorrhea is conventionally divided into primary and secondary amenorrhea. Primary amenorrhea -- menstruation never takes place. It fails to occur at puberty. Secondary amenorrhea -- menstruation starts but then stops. The absence of menstruation during pregnancy is a form of physiologic secondary ...
The absence or abnormal cessation of menstruation in a woman that is not experiencing menopause. Amenorrhea can be caused a vareityof factors including pregnancy, dietary changes, emotional stress and exercise.
Absence or suppression of menses.
amenorrhea Absence or abnormal stoppage of the menses (menstruation); also amenia.
amenorrhoea noun absence or suppression of normal menstrual flow
absence of the menses.
absence or cessation of menstrual periods.
The absence of menstruation for reasons other than normal menopause.
Absence of menstruation.