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Q: Breasts Hurt, Cramping, and Feeling Sick to My Stomach...Am

asked by: DoctorQuestion on February 6th, 2006

i had sex when i was in my period and it stop the next day is this normal? i had only been in my period 2 days after i spotted, my period usually last for a week...its been 2 weeks now and my breast hurt have some cramping and feeling sick to my stomach...is there a possibility that i could be pregnant? help plz...

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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on February 22nd, 2006

Early Pregnancy Signs and Symptoms Answer A395

The symptoms you describe are not sure signs of pregnancy. It seems you have some menstrual irregularities that make it difficult to pinpoint your actual period. It is not clear which vaginal bleeding was your period and which was spotting. You can take a home pregnancy test to be srue. If it is positive, you are pregnant and you can go to your gynecologist for an ultrasound confirmation. If it is negative, you are not pregnant but you should go your gynecologist to find out why you have menstrual irregularity and spotting.

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