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shorty1516

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Pregnancy Posted: 05-07-07 11:51am


can you be pregnant if your period is lighter than usual?

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Posted: 05-07-07 12:09pm


If you had unprotected sex in the previous month and your period is different than usual. There is a small chance that you could be pregnant. The only way to know for sure is to take a pregnancy test.

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