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Q: brown discharge, sore breasts and nausea
asked by: kuri on January 9th, 2008
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Am i pregnant?

Me and my bf had intercourse and used the pull-out method in mid November. I haven't had my period since. I took a pregnancy test in December and it came back negative, though i did not take it in the morning. I figured if i was already pregnant, then even if i drank a lot and took the test the results would be accurate. Anyways, I read up on how stress can cause missed periods, and i started thinking it was that since a lot has been going on in my life...then i started having brown vaginal discharge. It lasted a week to a week and a half. A couple times there was bright red blood in it. One night i had severe "cramps" in my lower back, i couldn't even get out of bed. Every now and then my sides are more sensitive than before, my breasts get a bit sore, and i feel nauseous. Once to twice a week i vomit just a bit (as small as a tablespoon)-most of the content being acidic . I haven't been eating properly, but then again i usually don't-my BMI is underweight...but since it's been that way i doubt that's a factor. My stomach seems to be getting bigger...i often feel bloated and bigger than i use to be. Am i pregnant? Please help me out. I've been on google non-stop adding on to symptoms. Thank you in advance for taking your time to respond.
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young Girl
replied on January 11th, 2008
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pull out is not a method

oh and am i pregnant? um hold on let me tell you
yes we are all magic psycic wizards and we can tell you if your pregnant or not
no we cant
could be lots of things
pms.

so go to the dr if you think your pregnant. do not sit here and ask us if you are, because we dont know
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stickyicky
replied on January 11th, 2008
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the_girlfriend wrote:
pull out is not a method

oh and am i pregnant? um hold on let me tell you
yes we are all magic psycic wizards and we can tell you if your pregnant or not
no we cant
could be lots of things
pms.

so go to the dr if you think your pregnant. do not sit here and ask us if you are, because we dont know


But that is what this particular subject is about. Hence "Am I Pregnant?" If you all do not want people asking, why is there a topic for it? That's misleading. Confused
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LittleDolly
replied on February 4th, 2009
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I think she was asking if her symptoms sound like a pregnancy. And to me the answer is yes, you could very well be pregnant. You should go get a pregnancy test from the store and set up a Dr. appointment. It sounds like even if you're not pregnant you should see a doctor anyway, the cramping bloating and bleeding can all mean serious problems! And it could very well mean you're having the strangest period ever. Go to a Doctor!
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freddo05
replied on March 21st, 2009
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Geez, the poor woman was only asking out of concern! I am sure she would go to a doctor but everyone asks questions about everything don't they. What a nasty reply young Girl!!

young Girl
replied on January 11th, 2008
Especially eHealthy
pull out is not a method

oh and am i pregnant? um hold on let me tell you
yes we are all magic psycic wizards and we can tell you if your pregnant or not
no we cant
could be lots of things
pms.

so go to the dr if you think your pregnant. do not sit here and ask us if you are, because we dont know
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