Does your period always come 14 days after you ovulated?

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If you have a pretty regular cycle (as in you're ovulating and having a period every month), your luteal phase IS constant.  It means that after ovulation, a specific number of days will pass before you'll start your period.  A 12-14 day luteal phase is most common, but some women have shorter ones and some women have longer ones.  If your luteal phase is (just for an example) 13 days, it's the same every month and you'd start your period 13 days after ovulation unless you experience hormonal changes (like not ovulating, ovulating late, birth control or miscarriage).

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Had 12dpo and 15dpo periods and some 14s. 
And really irregular ovulation between cd20-30 
with menstrual cycles anywhere between 32-45 days x

Does your period always come 14 days after you ovulated?

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