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Is it normal to notice discharge after ovulation? i didnt notice increased discharge until day 23 of 32 day cycle. is it a very short luteal phase?
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Yes: You can certainly have discharged after ovulation, that would not be abnormal. Your discharge wouldn't necessarily speak to the duration of luteal Phase.
Answered 12/6/2016
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