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Does painful ovulation mean there will be a painful menstrual cycle?
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Not necessarily: Painful ovulation can potentially be caused by a large preovulation cyst, or a small amount of blood was released during ovulation, or scar tissue being present around the ovary. Subsequent menstruation may not be painful.
Answered 8/20/2012
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