Patient's question:
I usually have my period two days earlier or delayed by four or five days. My periods were on June 18, July 6, 12, and 26. I forgot how many times I missed in between. My due date is June 1 of the following year. What could be the reason for this?Doctor's answer:
What do you mean by that? Isn't June 18th your last menstrual period? How did you find out your due date? If you're pregnant, you just need to remember your last menstrual period. Here's how to estimate your due date:Gregorian calendar: Subtract 3 from the month of your last menstrual period or add 9, and add 7 to the day.
Lunar calendar: Subtract 3 from the month of your last menstrual period or add 9, and add 14 or 15 to the day.
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