Brief Answer: Track the ovulation Detailed Answer: Hi, Thanks for the query. The length of menstrual cycle can vary from 21 to 35 days. As you had bleeding for around 9 to 10 days, that can be considered as withdrawal bleeding. And again you may not get periods now on 8th. Now you have to consider the first day of your bleeding as last menstrual period. And as you had previous regular periods, track the ovulation with ovulation kit from 12th day of the cycle. If not you can go for follicular study with your doctor's advice. And plan intercourse around the time of ovulation. Hope I have answered your query. I will be available to answer followup queries. If you are satisfied with the answer, please give your review at the end of the discussion. Take care.

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Brief Answer: Takes time for regrowth of endometrium Detailed Answer: Hi, In your previous query you told that your last menstrual period was 8th Dec. And you have undergone hysteroscopy on 20th day of your cycle. Then that should be on 27th Dec. And you stated bleeding after that, means possibly on 28th Dec. Though it is not your regular menstrual flow, while bleeding you might have lost the endometrial tissue. So, now the endometrium should regrow and has to undergo follicular and luteal phases to give next menstrual flow. That will usually take around one month. So, because of this I mentioned that you have to take the first day of your bleeding as your last menstrual period date. If you are still having doubt, once go for ultrasound. According to the endometrial thickness and ovarian follicles in ultrasound, we can come to one conclusion regarding the phase of menstrual cycle. Take care.

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