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Old 02-10-2007, 05:37 PM
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My last period was on Januray 13th. My boyfriend and i have been having unprotected sex since then. About a week ago i took a pregnancy test but it came out negative, might have been a little too early to take one though, and then about a day after i had a spot of pinkish blood after going to the bathroom, but that was it. My period hasn't come yet and i've been having cramps and a kind of watery light brown discharge. Breasts are a little sore , but i haven't had much nausea except when i eat. Can't be an infection because there's no itching or burning, my boyfriend and i both lost our virginity to eachother so we're clean. Is there a chance of pregnancy?
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Old 02-11-2007, 01:24 PM
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You very well could be pregnant. I would take another test. If that one comes up negative, then i wouldn't worry about it. A lot of things can interfear with your cycle and that may be what is happening. If you are really worried, call your doctor.

If you don't want to take birth control or use other methods of pregnancy prevention, look into charting your cycle by taking your basel temperature. That way you will know when you are most fertile and likely to get pregnant or not get pregnant. Good luck
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Old 02-13-2007, 01:38 AM
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well with the first two of my babies (now 2 and 4) I was actually having a light spotty period when I was actually pregos it wasnt until month 2 that I missed a period and tested positive
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