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What is the difference between ovulation and fertility?
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Fertility/Eggs: Ovulation comes from the word "ova" or egg and refers to the monthly release of an egg. Fertility refers to the probability of becoming pregnant. If everything is working w/woman and partner physically, then they are likely fertile and an egg can be fertilized when cycle permits. If infertile, pregnancy cannot happen. Hope this helps.
Answered 3/6/2014
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