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Can ovulation dates change each month? or is it always the same day? i'm somewhat worried because i o'ed a few days earlier than the 14th cycle day.
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Yes: Ovulation can vary normally from 1 to 2 even three days each month. This can be very normal.
Answered 3/14/2019
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