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Okay so im on the pill. im 7 months postpartum. i have a app that tells me when im supposed to ovulate and thats supposedly like today. 11/23/22 & my cervix is high, open & soft. what does this mean? i thought i cant ovulate on the pill. ?
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The pill stops or reduces the formation of the ovum but is not 100% effective that's why there is a rate of failure (about 1%) Regarding the findings the best person to advise is your OB/Gyn who knows your situation best
Answered 11/23/2022
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