Is it normal to have your period seven days early?

Because of today's pressure, many women can't help but work overtime, stay up late and eat midnight snacks. And midnight snacks are usually some relatively non-nutritious foods such as barbecue, which are also disliked by men and should be eaten less by women. It is these foods that cause irregular menstruation. So let's find out together, is it normal for women to have their period seven days earlier?

Is it normal to have your period seven days early?

1. It is normal if the menstrual period comes within 10 days in advance and is not continuously more than 10 days in advance. Excessive fatigue, too much stress, excessive exercise, changes in lifestyle, and environmental damage may all cause menstruation to come early. Therefore, women should pay attention to maintaining a calm state of mind, maintaining an effective work and rest schedule, and arranging their time reasonably, and their menstrual period will naturally return to normal.

2. If your period comes more than 10 days earlier and continues like this for several months, it is recommended that you see a doctor immediately. In addition to mentality, diet, environment, and lifestyle, disease is also an important reason for early menstruation. Systemic diseases and gynecological diseases may cause irregular menstruation, such as polycystic ovary syndrome, uterine fibroids, chronic pelvic inflammatory disease, hyperprolactinuria, hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism, etc.

3. In addition, taking birth control pills and inserting IUDs can easily bring forward a woman's menstrual period. Emergency contraception contains hormones, which can inhibit, delay ovulation and inhibit uterine wall function, artificially disrupting the natural cycle and causing menstrual disorders. Menstrual disorders after IUD insertion are a common adverse reaction to IUD placement and generally do not require resolution and will slowly heal after 3-6 months. If the symptoms do not improve after about three months, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time. If a woman experiences any abnormality or discomfort in her body after taking emergency contraception or having an IUD inserted, she must go to the hospital for medical treatment immediately.