It's normal for the length of a woman's period to vary from month to month. Anthing between about 26 days to 35 days between the first day of one period and the first day of the next period is normal. It is not reasonable to expect your period to come on the same day every month. You know if you are pregnant if your period is a week late and your pregnancy test is positive.
Getting my tubes tied did not make my period any heavier. It did make it a bit irregular. I used to have it same day every month like clockwork. Now it comes 2 days to a week early every month.
every 26 days .
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A normal period occurs every 28 days with or without the pill. There are 30 days in a month, so it'll be impossible for it to be the same date, but as far as the DAY, yes. But it is more regulated and easier to track if you are on the pill.
It WAS just on Tuesday, February 14th. Same day, same month every year.
Not necessarily. The start date of your period can vary based on your individual cycle length, which is typically around 28 days but can vary from person to person. It is not always on the first day of the month. Tracking your menstrual cycle can help you predict when your period will arrive each month.
Most women do not ovulate on the same day each month but rather around the same day. There is a very easy way to learn when you ovulate. See related link.
Well it depends on the woman. Sometimes, it does seem to land on the same day as your last period, but for others, it changes date. For example, I never get my period on the "Exact" day as the Last. Its either 2-3 days earlier or 2-3 days later. So it all depends on the person.
No, you don't get your period every day. You get your period roughly once per month, and menstruation lasts for around 5-7 days.
But they are on the same day every year, for example mine is always on the 17th day of the month.
This only means that your body's hormonal cycle is reflected in your dreams. This is entirely natural, and experienced by many women every month.