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Q: I Had a Very Light Period Could I Still Be Pregnant

asked by: alsaltem on December 13th, 2005

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I had a very light period and today I did a test it was neg I was wondering if I should wait and do another test or if I am worrying about nothing when I did my ovulation calculaion it was the same time I was having unprotected sex and how long should I wait to test again :?:

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Nepton

replied on June 27th, 2009

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had a very light period for two days than usual 4 days. could be a sign of pregnancy? after having unprotected sex .

bbaliyan

replied on June 27th, 2009

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I was having the cocern of irregular period cycles nad took a detailed treatment for Polycytic Ovary after which my cycles were regulao 1st of evry month and i never missed a date in past 5-6 months.
We were planning for a baby and this month I was experiencing almost all the symtoms of pregnancy however the pregnancy tests shows negative and today 27th I have started bleeding. I does not seem to the regular cycle as the flow is very less but the pain is similar to the one i use to experience before my treatment.Could I be pregnant?

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