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Can you ovulate twice in a month i had pinchy ovulation pain and cramps in left side 3/4 days ago and the same today but the right side?
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Ans: Well in order to do so the estrogen has to surge twice in a month. Not likely. May just be an ovarian cyst left over from previous month.
Answered 9/21/2015
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