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My cycle is 31 days long and i ovulated on cd19 (according to ewcm) 2 days later i felt pain on my right ovary and very small amount of ewcm. normal?
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Yes: The pain and change in cervical mucous is consistent with ovulation. Even though it seemed to occur late, this sounds pretty normal.
Answered 3/10/2014
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