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Can long luteal phase reduce the chances of conception?
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Long luteal phase: In the human female the luteal phase last 2 weeks from ovulation to the next menses unless you conceive. The first part of the cycle is variable, but 99% of the time the last 2 weeks are fixed. Having a long luteal cycle is almost impossible!
Answered 6/28/2016
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