girls- why does this happen?

Question

I have gotten my period a couple days earlier every month. is that normal? why does this happen?

Answer 1

Your cycle is very normal. I'm 36 and mine is every 28 days. If you look at it, a week is seven days and if you multiply seven times four, since there are four weeks in a month, you get 28. Perfectly normal.
And that concludes today's math lesson. :-)

Answer 2

A woman’s menstrual cycle may be long, short, predictable or unpredictable. It may change from month to month and over the years, or it may stay pretty much the same. What is normal for one woman is not necessarily normal for another. But there are key changes in every woman’s cycle that can help you get to know what is normal for you. Whether you simply want to know more about your body, are trying to increase your chances of getting pregnant or want to avoid pregnancy, these information pages explain how the menstrual cycle works and what you can do to get to know yours better.

Periods are a normal part of a woman’s life from around the age of 10-14 until about 50. This regular (or not so regular) bleeding is the most noticeable sign of a woman’s menstrual cycle, but it is not the only sign. Getting to know the other, less obvious signs of your cycle can help you become more familiar with your own changing levels of fertility. The length of a woman’s menstrual cycle is calculated by the number of days between one period and the next.

A cycle begins on the first day of bleeding and continues up to, but not including, the first day of the next period. Women’s cycles range from 21 to 40 days or more, with an average of around 28 days. The length of a woman’s cycle may change a little or a lot from month to month.

Bleeding (menstruation) can last from 1 to 8 days, with the average being 4 to 5 days. The amount of blood a woman loses during her period tends to remain the same from one cycle to the next, but some women notice a change over time.

Answer 3

wow... Your one of the lucky ones! You must work out right? People that work out have really short periods! I know from personal experience, my period lasts four days! It began when I was in the basketball team in 7th grade and has lasted until now. (I'm 22) I asked my doctor if it was something to worry about, he said, It was due to my work out regime, and that if I didn't work out as much I would have a regular 6 - 8 day period.

Answer 4

Every woman is different. Depending on your weight, how fit you are, what you eat. Period can change all the time its down to your body. It nothing wrong, some people get them early one month, later one month.

A good thing to do is right down in a note book when you have your periods and you can see how often it changes.

Good Luck :)

Answer 5

the normal cycle is 28 days.. and seeing as months are 30-31 days, it shouldn't be on the same day every month... one month the 15th, next month the 13th, next the 10th...etc,

also, a lot of cycles aren't exactly 28 days either...

Answer 6

Its actually rare any female would get her monthly visitor on the same exact day every month. Mine varies around certain days each month... totally normal.

Answer 7

Some cycles are only 28 days, which isn't a full month. You may also just be irregular.

Answer 8

you have a shorter cycle. some people's is exactly a month long, but they can be as short as 20 days or as long as 40, really.

Answer 9

it is pretty normal it happens due to stress. nothing to worry about. any way i am a science student and not a guy but nothing to worry about if u still feel ill secured just consult a doc. and some just have a short cycle too.

Answer 10

Yeah it's normal. sometimes our bodies undergo some changes and as a result sometime our period's timing is different.