Early Period S - I Always Get My Periods 5-7 Days Prior To My

Early period s

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I always get my periods 5-7 days prior to my last month's date.Is it something to get worried about?

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It’s normal ..plus or minus 7 days in a regularly menstruating woman who has menses every 28 days is normal .

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