What is the reason why my period comes half a month early?

Early menstruation is an issue that is difficult to predict. The importance of menstruation to a woman is beyond words. Some people have tried to arrive a day or two early, but some fluctuations are also within the normal range. But for some people they arrive a week or even more than ten days earlier. So, what is the common reason for menstruation to come more than ten days earlier?

Why does the period come more than ten days early?

Generally speaking, for normal women, the menstrual cycle should be about 28 days. However, if the menstrual period is habitually advanced by 7 to 10 days, or even twice in a month, it is generally defined as irregular menstruation. However, if the menstrual period is occasionally advanced by more than 7 days but there are no other abnormalities, it is within the normal range.

If your period comes more than ten days earlier, it may be caused by luteal insufficiency. Due to the relatively fixed follicular phase shortened, so that the menstrual cycle shortened, the disease mostly occurs in the childbearing age. It is also possible that it is abnormal uterine bleeding caused by unbalanced puberty, which is due to the incomplete development of the hypothalamus-pituitary gland-ovary. If your period comes more than ten days earlier, it may be abnormal uterine bleeding caused by imbalanced menopausal effects in women, which is caused by ovarian enlargement. If you are over 35 years old and your period comes more than ten days earlier, it may be caused by poor uterine and ovarian reserve function; some women with heavy ovulation bleeding may also experience frequent menstruation. In addition, severe uterine fibroids may also have symptoms of frequent menstruation or shortened menstrual cycle in addition to heavy menstrual flow. Regarding the symptom of menstruation coming in advance by more than ten days, the cause should be found out before nursing or treatment. Do not blindly guess or ignore it, because the early menstruation has a lot to do with the time and menstrual status. Female friends should be cautious and serious when dealing with menstruation, because menstruation truly reflects the health of a woman's urinary system, and any abnormality should not be ignored.

The impact of emergency contraception on menstruation

We know that the impact of emergency contraception on menstruation is actually very large. The most common is to cause early menstruation, but in fact, the impact of emergency contraception on menstruation includes various aspects, because emergency contraception can cause the regulation of irregular menstruation, reduce menstrual blood volume, regulate menopausal dysfunctional bleeding and other effects. In fact, sometimes some women like to use emergency contraception to regulate menstruation, but in fact this practice cannot be eradicated. If you want to make your menstrual period normal, it is best not to rely on emergency contraception to improve your menstrual problems. Because emergency contraception has a certain impact on the menstrual period, some women in many cases like to use emergency contraception as a menstrual regulating drug. In fact, this practice is not very good, because the disease can often recur after stopping the drug. Due to the disease of functional uterine bleeding, especially during puberty and menopause, 80% to 90% of them are false menstruation without ovulation. To completely cure functional uterine bleeding, it is necessary to establish normal ovulation function, which is very important during puberty. As for the problem of emergency contraception bringing forward menstruation, because emergency contraception may affect the body's hormone feedback and balance principle, artificial factors mess up the natural cycle and cause menstrual disorders. Although emergency contraception can relieve dysmenorrhea to a certain extent, it is best not to try it, because it will affect the body's female hormones, and this practice cannot be completely eliminated. Emergency contraception can also reduce the amount of blood during menstruation. Using emergency contraception during the cycle can reduce the amount of menstrual flow and shorten the menstrual period. If the menstrual flow is very heavy, you can also adapt the method of use, such as changing to taking the medicine from the second day of menstruation, or even from the first day. In this way, you don't need to take it for a total of 22 days. If you start taking it from the second day, you need to take it for about 26 days. In short, let it stop taking the medicine for about 3 days to let the blood come out, and the cycle is exactly 30 days.