Menstruation is only ten days early

Menstruation comes every month, but for some women, it comes a week earlier or later, or even twice in a month. The early onset of women's menstruation is related to psychological, symptom-related, diet, endocrine environment, medication and other factors. So, what's the matter with the period coming a little bit ten days early?

One is diet. If women take spicy food for a long time, take too many supplements, or diet too much, it will cause malnutrition or overeating, which can easily cause abnormal endocrine environment and lead to irregular menstruation.

The second is the effect of drugs. Some women take certain drugs when they are sick or for some reason, which will cause endocrine disorders in women, such as drugs for treating mental illnesses, radiotherapy and chemotherapy drugs, emergency contraception, etc. After women stop taking the medicine, their menstrual period will gradually return to normal.

The third is the disease factor. If a woman suffers from certain diseases, such as endocrine imbalance, tumors, inflammation of the reproductive organs, long-term medication, or brain disease, it is very easy to cause irregular menstruation in women.

Fourth is the mentality. If a woman's mentality fluctuates too much, such as too much pressure in daily life and work, great ups and downs, depression, etc., it will also affect the endocrine system of the female body and lead to early menstruation.

How many days of delayed menstruation is considered normal?

Doctors and nurses generally consider it normal for a period to be delayed by about a week. In fact, everyone's menstrual conditions are different. Clinically, it is found that there is generally no problem if the menstruation is delayed by 3-5 days. Most of them are related to mental factors, mood swings, environmental changes, etc., and have nothing to do with pregnancy or other gynecological diseases. Once the menstruation is delayed for more than 10 days, women of normal age should first consider the possibility of pregnancy, and then go to the gynecology department to rule out other diseases after ruling out pregnancy.