Not likely: You are describing only one statistical measurement used in the gsil risk model for breast cancer risk assessment. One minor risk factor by itself does not increase your breast cancer risks. Eat healthy, don't smoke, maintain a healthy weight, exercise.
Answered 4/23/2013
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Minimally: The gail breast cancer risk model only applies to women 35 years or older. Even at age 35, the increased chance from having had early periods rather than unusually late periods is only 0.1% absolute increased risk over five years. In short, early onset of periods alone should be of minimal concern. See http://uvahealth.Com/services/high-risk-breast-ovarian-cancer/detection-treatment/gail-mode.
Answered 1/22/2014
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