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I have a mobile app dat keeps track of my (.) is it normal that the app says ma next (.) is in sept, cuz i starts my (.) 7/26, jus wondering?
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No way to tell: You will just have to wait and find out. It may be that by starting on july 26 the device is calculating 30 days from the end of your period, which would bring it into early september.
Answered 7/31/2013
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