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If i started my period 2 days early, will i ovulate earlier?
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Yes: Yes, generally your period and ovulation are in sync. It could be that this is a anovulatory cycle in which case your period would be much lighter and pains and cramping would be lower as well.
Answered 12/23/2016
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