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I usually start my period late, but today i randomly started two weeks early. should i be concerned? i've also been getting a strange headache.
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Possibly: It is possible that the early period is implantation bleeding. Take a pregnancy test. If negative, then it may be stress related. See your regular doctor if it continues.
Answered 1/13/2015
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