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Weird Ovulation?

I am really worried because it has been 5 weeks since my last period and I have not had it, in other words I have skipped a period. And during that time I have been getting a lot of clear discharge coming out of me, and I have a weird aching pain in my vagina and I have been off my food, also a I have been under the weather. I have never had sex in my life! Please help! Or is this weird ovulation? do any of you have the same thing?
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594189 tn?1386916607
If you have been sick and took cough meds it can cause alot of discharge.
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318181 tn?1336443496
I agree with science teacher. Also, the discharge and aching you had could be a sign that you ovulated at that point...and if so, you might get AF about two weeks after that.

Basically, the discharge changes throughout the cycle, and it's more abundant, clear and stretchy right around ovulation. And most women ovulate about 12-16 days before their next period. As for the aching, if it seems to be from the ovary-region, it could be ovulation cramps. Many women get that around ovulation.

Take care!
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330481 tn?1309488243
You may not have ovulated at all last month (so no period). Or you may have ovulated later than normal and your period will just be later.
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