Hi, and welcome to EmpowHer! Let's see what we can figure out.
So March 1 was Day 1 of that cycle.
That means that March 30 was day one of your next cycle. That is 29 days apart, which is pretty normal. How far apart are your periods normally?
And now (about 11 days later) you are feeling tired and crampy and headachy. No, I don't think you can be pregnant. The March 30-April 3 period pretty much guarantees that. You might just be feeling tired and run down; are you under a lot of stress?
And in terms of your question about February, yes, since it is a short month, that's why you had two periods that were in March. If February had been 30 days long, for instance, you would have started on Feb. 29 or 30 instead of March 1.
It's more important to know the number of days between your cycles than it is to know the calendar date, for exactly this reason. I think you're fine, but that you might need some rest or relaxation for the fatigue and headaches... are they common?
Or is this out of the ordinary for you?
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Hi, and welcome to EmpowHer! Let's see what we can figure out.
So March 1 was Day 1 of that cycle.
That means that March 30 was day one of your next cycle. That is 29 days apart, which is pretty normal. How far apart are your periods normally?
And now (about 11 days later) you are feeling tired and crampy and headachy. No, I don't think you can be pregnant. The March 30-April 3 period pretty much guarantees that. You might just be feeling tired and run down; are you under a lot of stress?
And in terms of your question about February, yes, since it is a short month, that's why you had two periods that were in March. If February had been 30 days long, for instance, you would have started on Feb. 29 or 30 instead of March 1.
It's more important to know the number of days between your cycles than it is to know the calendar date, for exactly this reason. I think you're fine, but that you might need some rest or relaxation for the fatigue and headaches... are they common?
April 12, 2010 - 10:09amOr is this out of the ordinary for you?
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