Calculating Onot

A woman anticipates her menses on certain days based on her previous menstrual pattern. These may include




  • yom hachodesh (the day of the month)

  • the haflagah (the interval between periods)

  • onah beinonit (the thirtieth day)

  • veset kavua (a regular period established over at least three cycles)

  • veset haguf (specific physical symptoms)


This section deals with the rules for calculating days of anticipated menses (called vesatot, or onot perishah).

Articles

  Anticipation of Menses during Pregnancy
  Establishing a Veset Kavua: Graphic Calendars
  Haflagah (Interval)
  How to Keep a Calendar
  Jewish Lunar Months
  Laws of Niddah for the Breastfeeding Woman
  Onah Beinonit (The average onah)
  Uprooting a Veset Kavua: Graphic Calendars
  Veset Haguf (Symptoms of menses)
  Veset Hayamim (Dates of anticipated menses)
  Veset Kavua (An established veset)
  Yom Hachodesh (The day of the month)

Questions & Answers

  Computer programs
  Onot perishah during pregnancy
  30th day of month
  Vesatot after uterine ablation
  Consistent interval, different onot
  Uprooting a veset kavua
  After sunset - day or night?
  Counting veset from bedikah
  No period to count from
  Veset kavua in first trimester
  Or Zarua & carrying over yom hachodesh
  Vestot postpartum
  Onah beinonit postpartum
  Veset and medical procedure
  Chumrot becoming inconvenient
  28-day cycle
  Onot after extended niddah
  Yom hachodesh
  Veset based on staining?
  Premenstrual stains & pains
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