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Can working out make my period come erarly?
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Generally Not: Exercise usually will not affect your cycles in this way. It can actually make your cycles more regular and less uncomfortable. Less commonly, such as with serious amateur and professional dancers and athletes, it can make your cycles irregular or absent due to changes in body fat and hormone levels.
Answered 6/24/2012
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