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Periods coming early
Earlier my period cycle was 30 days but from last 3 months it's 25 days. Is it fine if it goes like this. Or I need to visit doctor
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Don’t worry about it ....just maintain a menstrual calender....
In time of pandemic it is a trivial thing
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It’s ok to have cycle which comes every 25 days. That’s a normal variation.
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A normal cycle of periods varies between 20-45 days . It’s OK .
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Just keep check on your cycles and relax. No need to see a doctor just for this . Is there any associated weight loss/ gain? Any weakness? If all OK then don’t worry.
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If the flow of blood gets more either in quantity and days then you must visit the doctor
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Its ok no need to consult
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Dr. Priya Vardhini William
Gynecologist
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Its alright..
Period cycle anywhere between 22 to 35 days are normal..
So dont be worried.., as long as the flow is normal.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
Periods are normal if upto 7 days early or late
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Relax
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Maintenance of menstral calendar
Check thyroid levels if abnormality occurs
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