Jessica12,
What is confusing, exactly? I can help answer some specific questions about how your body works.
No one is able to tell you exactly when your period will start. It just does not work that way; normal cycles are between 21-35 days, and women just need to know that their period will begin sometime within that range. It may even be outside of this range, and still be OK for that particular woman.
When to know if a period is not OK, or you need to see a doctor:
- missing 3 periods in-a-row
- symptoms such as extreme pain or excessive bleeding during period
Why are you so worried about the exact moment of your period beginning?
Are you using any type of hormonal contraceptive (the pill, for instance).
Let me know what you don't understand/what is confusing and I can try to help!
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Jessica12,
What is confusing, exactly? I can help answer some specific questions about how your body works.
No one is able to tell you exactly when your period will start. It just does not work that way; normal cycles are between 21-35 days, and women just need to know that their period will begin sometime within that range. It may even be outside of this range, and still be OK for that particular woman.
When to know if a period is not OK, or you need to see a doctor:
- missing 3 periods in-a-row
- symptoms such as extreme pain or excessive bleeding during period
Why are you so worried about the exact moment of your period beginning?
Are you using any type of hormonal contraceptive (the pill, for instance).
Let me know what you don't understand/what is confusing and I can try to help!
November 23, 2010 - 1:29pmThis Comment
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