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Is it possible to ovulate day 9 if one has a regular 28 day cycle, 5 days of menses?
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Yes : Biology is never linear, always variable, with limits of "normal, " rather than firm boundaries. Ovulation usually occurs 9-14 days after the end of the previous menses.
Answered 10/27/2012
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