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How do i know when i'm ovulating? is it the same time every month?
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Usually: Many women will notice a pain or cramp in their side, and sticky vaginal discharge. Ovulation usually occurs at the same time each month, approximately 14 days before you period started.
Answered 6/11/2014
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