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I got my period 3 to 4 days earlier is this normal?
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Yes normal: There is a natural variation to a woman's menstrual cycle length. A cycle length between 25-35 days is considered normal. 3-4 days early is nothing to worry about. This likely means you ovulated earlier this month. There are many things that can affect cycle length by a few days (i.e. stress level).
Answered 7/14/2016
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