To have a regular 28 day cycle, doesn't that mean you have to ovulate exactly on day 14?

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The only part of your cycle that stays the same is your luteal phase (ovulation until period) the follicular phase (period until ovulation) can vary and this is what makes a cycle longer or shorter by a few days. The luteal phase isn't the same length for each woman even if the # of days in their cycle are the same.

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Your ovulation can differ, it's not the same every month. Try ovulation tests :)

To have a regular 28 day cycle, doesn't that mean you have to ovulate exactly on day 14?

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