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After ovulation, i get extremely tired as well as feeling dizzy, nauseous and breast tenderness. i am not pregnant. could i have a hormone imbalance?
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No: If you're ovulating, your hormones are just right. You just might be very sensitive to the normal hormonal cycle. Pills, shots, or implants can be used to prevent ovulation, and stabilize your hormones so they don't vary so much through the cycle. See a gynecologist.
Answered 11/29/2016
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