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Can someone try to answer question

WHY on my ovulation, period, tracker calendar does it always tell me I ovulate the Day After I start my period.   I thought u only ovulated between 10 and 14 days after the first day, of the start, of your cycle, depending on if u have a 25 28 or more cycle.  I'm sooooo confused
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My days is right on point!
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1804812 tn?1329677557
I had trouble with the tracker at first.  You have to click on the day and then add in information when the dialogue box shows up.  Definately put in your temps and opk's if you are doing them.  Then it will determine when you ovulate.  If you don't enter these things it has nothing to go on.  Oh, and your cervical mucus too.  You have to play around with it.  Like I said..it took me a few tries to figure it out.  Very frustrating.  Also, I love to stalk people's trackers so I hope you figure it out ;)
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Thank you,  I will try that one
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3605625 tn?1385017548
Maybe try another tracker/ovulation calendar, see if it says anything different. I used an app called My Days, mine was pretty spot on.
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Good question! Mine says i ovulate exactly a week after my period but im also confused since in a 28 day cycle ovulation is supposed to be around day 14?  Thats what i thought.  Thx for asking that question...i was also wondering :/
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