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Question: okayy here it is
im jue my period in like 1 and a half weeks on the 20th
but thats the day im leaving for holidays and i heard that like u can tell it from ovulating when ur going to get it. well im pretty sure i havent yet so how can i tell i am and also is it 2 weeks from when u start or 2 weeks from when it finishess. PLEASEEEE
this is SUPER DUPERR important to mee
thankss!!

Answers: okayy here it is
im jue my period in like 1 and a half weeks on the 20th
but thats the day im leaving for holidays and i heard that like u can tell it from ovulating when ur going to get it. well im pretty sure i havent yet so how can i tell i am and also is it 2 weeks from when u start or 2 weeks from when it finishess. PLEASEEEE
this is SUPER DUPERR important to mee
thankss!!
two weeks from when it finishes

they have ovulation tests at any walmart, walgreens, ect.

but they say that if you take your temperature, it will be higher when your ovulating
Wrong, wrong, wrong. As stated by myself and others. If you are very regular you ovulate 2 weeks after the *START* of your period, not the end. Report It

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    • Every woman is different. I could never tell when my period was coming. Just take protection with you. Wear a pantie liner while traveling so you don't get it on your panties if you start.
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    Most women ovulate half way between the start of one period and the start of the next so if your periods are usually 28 days apart you ovulate about 2 weeks after you start your period. Be safe and *ALWAYS* use some form of birth control.
    okayy
    so like this is important to u so like y dont you rite like proper so wee can understand what ur tryng 2 get to coz yr spellng is r eally poor like you cannot b lieve
    If you mark a calendar 'Day 1' the first day of your last period and count forward 28 days (if that's your usual cycle) you will know when your next period will start.


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