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A member asked:
Ttc, its 9 days post ovulation, i am getting a pricky sensation in the right pelvic area, what could that be iam very curious?
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It is: Difficult to determine what a prickly feeling may be but it is not related to pregnancy, good luck.
Answered 9/24/2013
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