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Jan
Having a late period can be because of a number of reasons. The length may vary between 26 and even 36 days. You havent gotten your first period by age 15 You dont menstruate for more than 90 days Your periods start to be very irregular after having previously been regular Your period lasts for more than seven days Your menstrual flow is heavier.
Follicular phase ovulation and luteal phase. Unless you have irregular cycles due to a medical condition you probably have at least a rough idea of when to expect your next period. The normal range of blood loss is ten to eighty milliliters with thirty-five ml being the average. The menstrual cycle occurs in fertile females every 28 days in average. Most girls and women go about 28 days from the first day of one period to the first day of the next but anywhere from 21-35 days is normal. Generally speaking if you usually have a regular menstrual cycle a period up to 10 days late can be normal.
The normal range of blood loss is ten to eighty milliliters with thirty-five ml being the average.
Periods usually last about 5 days. Healthy cycles can range in length from 21 to 35 days and how long a cycle lasts can vary from cycle to cycle. Unless you have irregular cycles due to a medical condition you probably have at least a rough idea of when to expect your next period. The menstrual cycle occurs in fertile females every 28 days in average. Theres a pretty big range of normal when it comes to period length. Each cycle consists of three different phases controlled by the endocrine system.