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A member asked:
I got my coil taken out a week after my period finished then again a few days after it was removed. does this mean my ovulation date will have changed? thanks
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It is possible: Whenever you have a manipulation like that it can change the course of your menstrual cycle. Give it a few months and things should get regular again. If not check with your doctor.
Answered 5/6/2015
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