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Do you chart your BBT? If so, you should notice a sharp rise in your waking temperature immediately after ovulation, lasting at least 3 days. Some people also get a dip in temp at the time they actually ovulate, but this is easy to miss. If you don't chart your temp, you might notice that your cervical fluid dries up after ovulation - around ovulation it will be like egg white, clear and stretchy. But afterwards it might be more creamy, or sticky, or dry up altogether. Hope that helps!