Do you start counting from the first day you get your period to know when you will be getting it again?
371188
count from the first day of your period. about 12-14 days later, you ovulate. about 12-14 days after that, your period should begin.
578982
If you had sex two weeks ago you can take a pregnancy test now to ease your mind, as you've passed the time when implantation of a pregnancy would occur.  To answer your question about when your period should come, it's hard to say because your cycle is now off due to your starting and then stopping the patch.  But it really doesn't matter, since a pregnancy test at this point should be accurate; if you have a real reason to believe you might be pregnant (i.e. the sex you had was unprotected), you might as well take a test.
703174
Dont worry it's just your period starting. It's not always red at first but give it a few hours and it will be. Good luck.
758001
When a young girls begins puberty, many changes are occurring in her body.  There is no set time table for these changes...you just have to be patient and let your body sort it all out.  Most girls begin to menstruate about 2 to 2 1/2 years after their breasts start to develop.  The first several cycles of your period can be sporadic and difficult to predict.  It is not uncommon for girls to have their first period and then go several months with no occurrence, some spotting, some cramping, etc.  Just hang in there; eventually, all of your bodies systems will level out and start working together, allowing for a more regular and easier to predict cycle.
251899
Lots of women are interested in keeping track of their cycles and it is really a GOOD thing to do.. over time.  I was always taught that I was supposed to pull up my dates from years ago to current.  They show trends and stuff.. and menstrual cycle is a very important part of a woman's health history.  :)
796228
Well if you got your period,then you aren't pregnant dear. The menstrual cycle is never really predictable,they just happen to say 28 days because its the average amount of time to wait. Don't spazz.
950546
You have absolutely no reason to worry.  Anywhere from about 9-16 is within the normal range.  There's no for-sure way to know when it will come.  Your mom's experience is one clue (although my mom was 11 and I didn't get mine until I was 14.)  Vaginal discharge is another clue; some people say that starts about a year before your period does.  You should keep a pad in your purse or bookbag just in case because it can start without any notice.
1149288
The 11th day from the start of your period.  So, if your period started on the 8th, then the 19th would be the day!  Some can also feel that they are ovulating by that little pain/ache/pinch in their side(s).  (Word to the wise - try it the 9th after your period through the 13th day if you guys can!)
452709
There are pregnancy test that can tell you like the day after you get pregnant.
486303
It sounds pretty normal.  Just keep track and if it doesn't get better go to the doctor.\n\nThe normal menstrual cycle in humans\nWomen show considerable variation in the lengths of their menstrual cycles, and the length of the menstrual cycle differs in different animals (see below).\n\nWhile cycle length may vary, 28 days is generally taken as representative of the average ovulatory cycle in women. Convention uses the onset of menstrual bleeding to mark the beginning of the cycle, so the first day of bleeding is called "Cycle Day one".
212866
If you are refering to ortho, your period will start around the first to third day of the "fake" pill week. But don't worry if it's not exact...just take your pills like you are suppose to and it will begin to develop a system on its own and most likely become regular each month. If this doesn't happen, you may need to talk with your doctor as to whether or not you are on the best type that works for you.
534497
wait till right before your period, when you feel most that you're ovulating. You'll really feel it when you are. Drink lot's of water. ovulation supposedly occurs 14 days after a period(for normal ones.)
465509
it varies - depends mostly on how quickly your body matures.  Some have their period as young as 10 and others don't get one until they are sixteen or seventeen.
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13\naround 13\naround 13\n\nDon't worry; it's normal for your period to be irregular for quite a while after you first start. Check with a doctor for reassurance.\n\nYou're fine...you're normal!
887105
You're actually supposed to count your cycle from the first day of your period, to the next first day.  So when they say a woman has a 28 day cycle, they include the period in that cycle.\n\nYou cycle may change thoughout your life as well - as short as 20 days and as long as 36.  It'll change due to stress, age, general health, pregnancies, etc.\n\nHowver, most women do stick to a pretty regular cycle, with only a day or two of variation.
524454
yes if you take it within 48 hours and 2x for two consecutive days.\n\njust a friendly reminder though, do not use this too often,ok?\nThis will cause complications if you use this method too often.\n\nI suggest that you start taking pills. start taking the first pill on the first day of your period.\n\nI hope things go well for you.. ;-)
310168
are you mad having unprotected sex?? there are tests on the market you can get which detect the ppregnancy hormone on the first day of your missed period. which would be 2 weeks after your unprotected sex, as you can normally only concive between day 12-16 of your cycle.day 1 being the first day of your period./