Count the interval from an ovulation date to the start of the following period.
Count the interval from an ovulation date to the start of the following period.
| Input | What it means |
|---|---|
| Ovulation date | The calendar date for this event; the order of start and end dates affects the interval. |
| First day of period | The calendar date for this event; the order of start and end dates affects the interval. |
Ovulation on June 1 followed by a period on June 15 gives an elapsed interval of 14 days.
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