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Is feeling tired around ovulation normal?
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It can be: Around the time of ovulation your levels of several hormones including Estradiol and lh go up, and hormone changes can affect your energy levels.
Answered 10/21/2018
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Now 3 days after ovulation i experience a sharp pain in my lower abdomen. very tired and bloated and light headed and feeling very hot. Pregnant????
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I am 18 years old and I'm worried I might be pregnant. I had unprotected sex the night before my ovulation day and now I'm 11 DPO . I've felt nausea through out the day and I'm feeling tired along with emotional. I'm suppose to start my period on the 8th
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