itsz_JESS answered Friday May 5 2006, 4:27 pm: you usually get every month ..and usually around the same time but sometimes your period could be irregular and so then you wont know when you'll get it [ itsz_JESS's advice column | Ask itsz_JESS A Question ]
AskGwen answered Friday May 5 2006, 3:13 pm: count 28 days from ending. that should be about right. If not then count 28 from beginning. Most start every 3 & half weeks. [ AskGwen's advice column | Ask AskGwen A Question ]
tinkerbelle92 answered Thursday May 4 2006, 5:32 pm: Well your period is usually irregular for quite a while. For most people it is irregular for the first couple of years, but for some people, their period doesn't start going regular until they are in their twenties. Just estimate about how many weeks it has been since your last period, and that should be a rough guide to when your next one will be. But don't be scared if your next period is way late, because you are still irregular, and there isn't really a way of knowing exactly when it will be.
But there still are the lucky few that start out with a regular period. It isn't very likely, but it is still possible. If that's the case for you, then try this website... it should tell you when your next period is.
Where it says What's the date of your last period *in orange* just put the starting day of your last period. It should bring up another page that will ask you how how many days your cycle is *days in between your period* and how many days your period lasts. Click the orange submit button and it should bring up a calendar with the days of your period marked. You can look at the different months and see when it will be later on in the year too.
OR....you can always just mark the days on your calendar at home with a smiley face or something. :)
Vikki27 answered Thursday May 4 2006, 5:25 pm: In theory, you should get your period around every 28 days, so you could mark it down on your calender. However, if your period is irregular then it will be harder to predict. Try to look for warning signs, like cramps down there, an increased number of spots (due to the increase in hormones) and fluctuations in temper.
If you get really fed up with it, try to see your doctor about getting put on the Pill. It is mainly used as a contraceptive but it also helps to maintain a regular cycle. They won't put you on it if you are under a certain age a lot of the time but this is down to your doctor so try having a word and see if there is anything they can do. [ Vikki27's advice column | Ask Vikki27 A Question ]
ihateu answered Thursday May 4 2006, 4:00 pm: just mark your calendar from when you got your period and count 28 days and mark that and thats when youll have it again [ ihateu's advice column | Ask ihateu A Question ]
Dear_lynda answered Thursday May 4 2006, 3:42 pm: When you first start your periods, they tend to come at odd times, but when you see a pattern write it on a calender. It will usually be about 28 days from the first day you start, but don't panic if its as long as 35 days. Just keep track and you will soon find what is normal for you. [ Dear_lynda's advice column | Ask Dear_lynda A Question ]
sizzlinmandolin answered Thursday May 4 2006, 3:19 pm: Start counting days. Your cycle begins on the day you get your period. Write down or remember the first day that your period starts. Then on the day when your next period starts, subtract how many days it was. Your third period after that should come in about the same number of days. It should be somewheres in the vicinity of 28-32. Good luck! [ sizzlinmandolin's advice column | Ask sizzlinmandolin A Question ]
AskAndy answered Thursday May 4 2006, 3:15 pm: When you get your period, usually it doesnt come regularly. If your first three periods came somewhat monthly like beetween 28 to 31 days apart, your next one will be the same most likely.Ask your mom if she got hers regularly when she started. [ AskAndy's advice column | Ask AskAndy A Question ]
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