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How common is it to ovulate on day 6 if you have regular 28 day cycle, and have due date by lmp and sonograms that match cycle right on to the day?
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Not: Extremely rare to ovulate on day 6 if cycles are regularly 28 days.
Answered 10/25/2012
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