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When to consider skip period - Part 2
In my last query I had asked that if I ovulated on day 11, then when will consider as skip period. I got the answer as day 31. But why it is day 31, why not day 26? Ideally post ovulation 14 days period is considered and after that we consider skip period. I might be wrong as I am not doctor. Kindly advice on why to take 31 as skip period even if ovulated early around day 11 or day 12?
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Yes it will be day 26. Post ovulation 14 days is fixed for secretory phase
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Answering from the third time day 31 counting from day one of the periods
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