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Is it normal to have cysts during certain times in my cycle? if so, when?
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2nd half of cycle: After you ovulate (on average 10-14 days from start of last period) you form a small cyst in preparation for getting pregnant that cycle. If you don't get pregnant, it goes away, your period starts and your cycle starts all over again.
Answered 7/27/2012
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