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Cycle Length Calculator

Track your menstrual cycles to understand patterns, predict future periods, and monitor your reproductive health.

Add Cycle Data

First day of your period

Last day of your period

💡 Tracking Tips

  • • Track at least 3 cycles for accurate patterns
  • • Record the first and last day of bleeding
  • • Include light spotting as part of your period
  • • Note any unusual symptoms or changes

How to Use This Calculator

1

Track Your Periods

Enter the start and end dates of your recent menstrual periods. The more cycles you track, the more accurate your analysis will be.

2

Get Analysis

After adding 3 or more cycles, you'll receive detailed analysis including average length, regularity, and health insights.

3

Plan Ahead

Use predictions for your next periods to plan activities, travel, or fertility awareness.

Normal Cycle Information

  • • Normal cycle length: 21-35 days
  • • Average cycle length: 28 days
  • • Menstrual flow: 3-7 days
  • • Slight variations month to month are normal

Understanding Menstrual Cycles

Learn about normal cycle patterns and when to seek medical advice.

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Normal Variations

  • • Cycle length: 21-35 days
  • • Period duration: 3-7 days
  • • Monthly variation: ±2-3 days normal
  • • First year after menarche: irregular
  • • Approaching menopause: may vary
  • • Stress can affect timing
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When to See a Doctor

  • • Cycles shorter than 21 days
  • • Cycles longer than 35 days
  • • Missing periods (not pregnant)
  • • Extremely heavy bleeding
  • • Severe pain or cramping
  • • Sudden changes in pattern
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Tracking Benefits

  • • Family planning assistance
  • • Health pattern monitoring
  • • Early problem detection
  • • Travel and event planning
  • • Medical appointment preparation
  • • Symptom correlation tracking

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