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I am 24 days out and I actually got my period a week earlier than I should have. I'm going to watch it for a few months

to see if it goes back to a regular schedule.

Sometimes with stress on the body, like surgery, it can cause it to come early or be delayed. I felt so sorry for girls that came in to get spinal fusions where I worked. (Huge surgery to correct scoliosis). Almost every single one would get her period the first day or two after surgery whether or not it was time. Personally, mine started a week early which happened to be the day of my surgery (I'm soooo lucky) and then the next month it was two weeks late. I've had problems with irregularity in the past but not for pretty much the last 5 years so I think it was the surgery stress.

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I got mine a week late... so yes... very normal for surgery to stuff up your cycle

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