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The menstrual cycle is the reproductive cycle, so it's during your menstrual cycle that you would conceive - I think that you mean how long after menstruation can a child be conceived. This all depends on your cycle, ovulation typically occurs on day 14 but that's not the case for everyone - also remember that just because you conceive (egg fertilized by sperm) doesn't mean that you're gong to get pregnant or that the pregnancy will end in a child.
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