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My period is usually regular and this month it is 4 days early. i'm 17 years old. is this normal? i've had my period for 5 years now
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Normal: A period a few days early is pretty normal. Slight variation from month to month is typical. If you are sexually active please consider starting birth control. If your periods become more irregular then also consider starting birth control. At age 17 remember to get your Gardasil vaccine too
Answered 1/24/2015
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