my girlfriend is always really regular
with her cycle. recently, it came like 2
weeks early. or at least it did for a day
or two. usually, her period is on the
heavy side, but this early one was really
short, comparatively. no other symptoms of
the period were present either, until a
few days later. from my understanding
combined with the powers of the internet,
early doesn't mean pregnant. we always use
condoms, so it would be a slim chance
anyways. we did a lot of walking prior to
this discovery, and it sounds like her job
may be pretty stressful, even though she
hides it pretty well. we haven't really
changed our diet recently, but she is
pretty sensitive to other women, and their
cycles. im going to get some hpt's on the
way home tonight just to be safe. she has
an ob/gyn checkup in a few months anyways,
so she can bring it up with them. do you
think its just the environment, or should
a doctors appointment be scheduled
earlier?
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Georgia59
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Posted: 04-18-08 19:33pm
Could be just a fluke, too. No, early
period is not a sign of pregnancy.
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