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Is a tiny bit of blood in my cervix mucus a true sign of ovulation? did i ovulate the day i saw the blood.saw it sunday, was expecting to ovulate sun
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Not necessarily: ovulation usuually occurs 12-14 days after the start f your last period. Cervical blood is not a diagnostic sign. Monitor BBT and do a home ovulation test.
Answered 12/16/2014
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