Is it normal to have your period 5 days early?

The time when many new mothers' menstruation resumes is early or late. If it is early, they can have their period immediately after the baby is one month old. If it is late, it will not resume until the baby is about one year old. From our medical perspective, based on the shape of the endometrial tissue in a woman's uterus, we can infer that menstruation will occur about one month after giving birth. Is it normal for my period to come five days early?

This kind of situation should be the main manifestation of irregular menstruation, which is related to endocrine imbalance caused by irregular work and rest, fatigue and other factors. It is recommended to pay attention to vaginal bleeding, take motherwort granules to promote uterine contraction, or have a gynecological examination to confirm the diagnosis. First of all, the menstrual period suddenly came five days early. This situation is believed to be due to anxiety, staying up late and fatigue. Or it may be a typical manifestation caused by endocrine imbalance. This situation needs to be treated proactively and carefully examined. At the same time, you should pay more attention to rest and avoid cold.

Under normal circumstances, a menstrual period of no more than one week should be considered normal. It is recommended that you do not need to be overly anxious and worried. You'd better continue to observe. If there are no other uncomfortable symptoms, there is no need to worry. It is normal for menstruation to be 3-7 days early or late, and it is also possible for menstruation to be irregular during breastfeeding.

There are many reasons for menstrual disorders during breastfeeding, mainly: 1. The prolactin caused by breastfeeding inhibits the ovulation period of the uterus and ovaries. Generally, the menstrual period will naturally resume when breastfeeding stops. 2. The endometrium is thick. Due to the lack of hormone stimulation, the amount of irregular menstrual discharge will be relatively small. 3. Inflammation of male reproductive organs, malnutrition and drug effects cause endocrine imbalance. Excessive obesity, stress and anxiety can also lead to menstrual disorders.

Generally speaking, menstrual disorders during breastfeeding are normal. This is caused by endocrine imbalance and most of the time does not require treatment. It will gradually recover over time until you stop breastfeeding, and then you will slowly recover. During breastfeeding, you should pay attention to your daily life if your menstruation is irregular. Do not eat cold, spicy or irritating foods. Keep warm and avoid catching cold. You can also seek dialectical treatment from a local Chinese medicine practitioner with more experience. Menstruation may be irregular during lactation, but there will be ovulation, so you should pay attention to contraceptive measures. You can use a condom or an IUD.