Is there any way to make your period come earlier?

Sometimes some female friends will be troubled by the coincidence of happy days such as travel, business trips, exams, weddings, etc. with the menstrual period. In addition, the body's immunity will be reduced during the menstrual period, which may cause symptoms such as fever and colds. Of course, it will be even worse if there are symptoms such as menstrual pain. In order to avoid this situation, many women will try to find some ways to advance their menstrual period, but some people worry about whether it is better to advance or delay their menstrual period. Let’s take a look at how to bring your period earlier.

6 tips to bring your period earlier

1. Women can take a small dose of luteinizing hormone one month before their period to prevent the onset of menstruation, and then stop taking the medicine 7 days before their period. In this way, they can plan their menstrual period to arrive on that day. Using this method to make menstruation come early will cause less harm to women's bodies, and small doses of lutein will not cause excessive damage to the uterus and ovaries. The disadvantage is that some preparation is required in advance.

2. Early menstruation can be divided into remission type and rapid type. For the remission type, a small dose of luteinizing hormone is taken one month before menstruation to block the onset of menstruation. The medication is stopped 7 days before the menstrual period, and the menstruation can be attributed to that day. The rapid type refers to supplementing a large amount of luteinizing hormone at one time, which is also known as the menstrual induction injection, which allows the endometrium to thicken and shed earlier. Menstruation will come 3 or 4 days after the injection. It should be injected 7 to 10 days before the estimated menarche. If you have taken the menstruation-inducing injection but your period still hasn't come, it may be that your luteinizing hormone supplement is insufficient, or you are pregnant, or you may have other medical conditions that require further treatment.

3. For those with regular menstruation, you can start taking birth control pills 3-5 days before your period, one pill every night, and continue taking them until the end of your period. Your period will come 3-5 days after you stop taking the pills. So, will the early menstruation caused by taking birth control pills affect pregnancy?

4. Take the "21 7" short-term contraceptive pill 7 days before your period. If you take the pills every day, you will not have your period easily and it can also be a contraceptive measure. You can stop taking the pills when your period comes.

5. Rose tea and dried lemon slices. Drink the tea every day. Rose can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis. Lemon can increase vitamin C, which has an effect on menstruation. Of course, lemon can also be replaced by other things containing vitamin C, such as kiwi, orange, tangerine, tomato, etc. But I think it is more convenient to make tea with dried lemon and rose directly.

6. You can eat some spicy food. Many people have tried eating chili before menstruation and it will make menstruation come early. Some people will feel worse before their period comes, so they choose to eat something spicy. But you can't do this for a long time, otherwise it will cause menstrual pain.

Common problems with early menstruation

1. Keep warm: The pelvic cavity is congested during menstruation. If you suddenly catch a cold, the blood vessels will constrict, causing decreased menstruation, dysmenorrhea or amenorrhea. Therefore, special attention should be paid to keeping warm, especially to protecting the lower body. Do not sit in cold and humid places, do not get wet in the rain or wade in water. Do not wash your feet or take a bath with cold water, let alone swim. Eat less or no cold food or drinks.

2. Maintain private hygiene: Wash the private parts with clean warm water every day. Wash from front to back, not from back to front, to avoid sending bacteria around the anus to the vulva. Do not sit or bath in a tub during menstruation, but take a shower or sponge bath. Maintaining the hygiene of the private parts is important, not only during the menstrual period, but also in daily life. For example, the cotton towel used to clean the vulva should not be shared with others, and it should not be used for bathing or wiping feet to prevent germs from being brought to the private parts.

3. Do not use strong alkaline soap to clean the vulva: Potassium permanganate has a strong antibacterial effect and is commonly used in cleaning or bathing of private parts, vagina, urethra, and anal diseases. However, long-term use can cause dry, rough, flaky, and cracked skin. Therefore, there is no need to use potassium permanganate to wash the private parts on a regular basis.

In addition, some women are eager to bring their period earlier. For this matter, a rapid method can be adopted, that is, to supplement a large amount of luteinizing hormone at one time to thicken the endometrium and shed it earlier, thereby bringing forward menstruation. However, this method is very harmful to women's bodies and is generally not recommended.