Wouldn’t life be easier if we could predict when our periods were likely to happen? Well, that’s where the Period Predictor comes in. So simple and easy to use, the Period Predictor can provide you with the dates when your periods should happen throughout the year.

Remember that if you just started getting your period, your cycle can be a bit irregular. So don’t worry if your periods don’t follow the period prediction exactly—the Period Predictor is intended as a guide only.

All you need to do now is answer the following questions about your menstrual cycle:

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What date did your last period start?

   

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How long is your menstrual cycle*?

• What is a cycle? A cycle is the number of days between the first day of your last period and the first day of your next period.

   

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How long do your periods last?

   

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Remember that if you just started getting your period, your cycle can be a bit irregular. So don’t worry if your periods don’t follow the period prediction exactly-the Period Predictor is intended as a guide only.

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