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Question
14 Jan 2013
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cycle
how do you count your cycle from the first day or last dsay of your period?
Fertility expert
Dear lungy
The cycle is always counted from the first day of bleeding. If however you start bleeding after 18:00 your day 1 would be from the following day.
Answered by: Dr M.I.Cassim
The cycle is always counted from the first day of bleeding. If however you start bleeding after 18:00 your day 1 would be from the following day.
Answered by: Dr M.I.Cassim
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