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Am 28 F, we were trying to get pregnant so used ovulation kit, took first sample of the day to test, left hip mild cramp, very mild white discharge. Cycle length 35 days, as per app it shows avg and it predicts 28th ovulation day. Took 27th and 28th test. 27th secd line is light pink, 28th secd line is very light than yesterday.
Prev I was 80kg and periods were regular but now I gained 10 in last 6 months and periods were not regular.
What will be the reason and what todo.
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