No, short menstrual cycles do not automatically mean that you are not ovulating. While very short cycles can sometimes be anovulatory or feature a compromised luteal phase, many women with regular short cycles (such as 21 to 23 days) still ovulate normally. However, because the follicular phase is compressed, ovulation occurs much earlier in the cycle. Tracking basal body temperature or hormone surges can confirm whether ovulation is consistently taking place.
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