Why Does My Period Date Change Every Month?

Have you ever wondered why you seem to get your period on a different day every month? Well, we’ve got some answers for you.

Here’s the thing, it’s much more common than you think. The reality is most cycles are 21-35 days long, but that doesn’t mean the cycle will be exactly the same each time.

Here are some reasons it varies.

Stress: stress affects just about everything in the body, including your cycle. Stress could change, or completely halt your period.

Pregnancy and childbirth: any time you miss your period there is a chance you could be pregnant. If you are sexually active and miss your period, taking a pregnancy test is a good idea.

Date alterations: given the number of days in a month vs. the number of days in your cycle, things could naturally move around.

Hormone imbalances or changes due to birth control pills: birth control pills can alter your cycle because they change hormone levels.

Medical conditions: medical conditions like PCOS or endometriosis can cause irregular periods.

Lifestyle changes: a sudden change in weight, exercise routine, birth control or breastfeeding can alter your period.

Menopause: menopause may cause your cycle to become longer, shorter or just change.

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