I find that EWCM is the best indicator of O as per the Billings Method.
I believe that EWCM usually appears around 24 hours before 0 for most women and can hang around a few days after 0, so when you say you get it twice each cycle, how far apart do you observe it? Maybe you O twice!!!
Temperature changes happen after O so are not good at pinpointing O, more for observing a trend and confirming O after it has occurred. (Then again for me, I threw out my thermometer as my temps were usually all over the place and they don't rise even when I am pregnant.)
The spotting mid-cycle, bloating and urinating sure sounds like O signs to me. I get the frequent peeing after O too (glad I am not the only one), which is just frustrating because it can be a early pregnancy symptom too!!!
Most frequently O occurs approximately 14 days before AF arrives, but this varies from woman to woman with anything from about 11 to 16 days before being considered within the range of normal.
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