How to Calculate Menstruation Cycle?

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samtheman
To calculate the menstrual cycle, mark on your calendar on the first day of menstrual bleeding and final day of menstrual period. Next, mark the subsequent first day of menstrual bleeding again as cycle day 1 on your calendar. Then, count the number of days on the calendar from the first 'cycle day 1' to the last day before the second 'cycle day 1' marking to determine the length of your menstrual cycle.
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Menstrual cycle is calculated as day 1 being the the beginning of menstrual bleeding. Day prior to the onset of the next menses is the last day of menstrual cycle.
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To calculate your menstrual cycle, mark the date you start your period on a calender. Do this for three months. Then count the days inbetween periods. This should give you a good
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Because it is goes round 'in a circle' and the just about the same thing happens every month. It goes through a follicular phase (days 1-14) and a luteal phase (days 14-28). Body
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Ha! i found out later that the only certifiable Bitch i've ever known had a 17 day cycle. sucks to be her. that's a record as far as i know First answer by ID1653874587. Last edit
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