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I ovulated on the 14 but am still having vaginal mucus could i had my ovulation date wrong?
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Mucus changes: The cervical mucus changes after ovulation. It becomes thicker and more scant. It does not always disappear. With blood testing it would difficult in this situation to figure out if ovulation has occurred.
Answered 11/21/2013
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