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Q: Am I pregnant? very sore breasts, cramps, discharge...
asked by: DoctorQuestion on April 16th, 2007
ive been having period like symtoms for over 2weeks now but still havnt started period.very sore breasts cramps which come and go about 10-12 times aday,have felt sick last 3-4 days vomited 3 times,i have also a milky white discharge.is this a sign of beeing pregnant? or just beening due on?


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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD
replied on April 24th, 2007
Pregnancy Q&A Answer A2637
You could be pregnant but a pregnancy must first be proved or excluded with a pregnancy test. Lack of a menstrual period is the first sign of pregnancy, but is relatively insecure. This is because a missed period could also indicate other organic or functions disorders of the reproductive system. The other symptoms (sore breasts, sickness, vomiting and white discharge) are subjective signs and are not present all the time in all pregnant women. To counter speculation, you can first take a home pregnancy test.


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