In the classic "text-book" menstrual cycle ( a 28 day cycle), ovulation should occur in day 14. The first day of the menstrual cycle is the day you start menstruating. But it may vary from women to women. If you what to know how your menstrual cycle behaves, the first thing you have to do is to document the start and end days of at least three concecutive cycles. Once you have determined how many days it takes in average, (starting from day one of mestruation to day one of the next) you may estimate that ovulation should be occurring just in the middle of the cycle... so it may vary from day 12 to 16 of the cycle (that's how the rythm method of contraception develops: no sex in those days, or use protection). Just remember that the first day of the cycle is the day you start menstruating.
you could be pregnant at anytime if a guy came inside of you without protection but is more likely to happen if youre ovulating, unless you dont have a uterus or ovaries
It wouldn't, it's not possible for you to menstruate a week after your last period. You're experiencing irregular bleeding, not all vaginal bleeding is menstruation. You need to see your doctor.
it means that you are having hormones and yes you might start you'r period soon, don't feel imbersessed about this it is a naturalle thing
Yes
The blood comes out of the vaginal canal.
it started yesterday and ended today :)
It means if you count the day you start your period as day 1, you are likely to start ovulating on days 14-16
No one can tell you when you're going to start your period, we are not psychic, we cannot predict when you will start ovulating or menstruating. You need to go learn about menstruation and puberty so you understand this and are prepared for when your period does start.
from the day it ended.
You can start your birth control the Sunday after your period.
Well you start ovulating two weeks before your period so that's normal
Yes. The only safe time really is the first days of your period. You can start ovulating again after you've had a period.
Yes, women ovulate BEFORE each period, so even before the first time we have our period, we ovulate. There is always that chance that they are about to start. (Ovulating is when the egg comes down)
You could be ovulating, bu I am not a doctor.
No, you cannot be pregnant unless you are ovulating. You ovulate 14 days b4 your missed period and 14 days after the 1st day of your last period. No, you cannot be pregnant unless you are ovulating. You ovulate 14 days b4 your missed period and 14 days after the 1st day of your last period. No, you cannot be pregnant unless you are ovulating. You ovulate 14 days b4 your missed period and 14 days after the 1st day of your last period.
You have discharge right after the period that just ended and it lasts
you will get your period when you start taking your "period" placebo pills in your pack