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How does cervical mucuse look like after ovulation?
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Getting Pregnant: Based on your questions, it looks like you ; your partner want a family. Monitor the timing of your periods. In general, ovulation occurs mid-cycle, about 7-10 days after the end of your period. When you ovulate, you may feel a little pain on either side. Your mucus is clear and very stretchy. The test line on the ovulation kit becomes darker than the control line. Enjoy sex, be patient.
Answered 5/31/2018
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