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My cycle runs 33 days, do i still ovulate?
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Probably: If your cycle is 33 days every cycle, you get pms symptoms prior to your period such as sore breasts, water retention, or irritability and have mild cramps with your period, then you are ovulating. Ovulation will occur around day 19 instead of day 14.
Answered 12/16/2014
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