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Would it be common to have pains followed by diarrhea when ovulating?
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No, but: Its not common but it is possible. Ovulation happens with increase in prostaglandins. Some women - but not "most" - are sensitive to prostaglandin and get diarrhea.
Answered 4/20/2016
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