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I had what looked like a single blood clot a few days ago and never saw blood again. i expect my period in about 5 days and think i ovul a week ago?
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Not unusual: Mid-cycle or ovulatory bleeds are not unusual. Results from a change in hormone levels.
Answered 10/12/2015
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