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Are Abdominal Cramps,continuous White Discharge And Pain In The Breast Symptoms Of Pregnancy ?

i m 28 year old, get married 5 months back,my last date of period is 15 march,and and from 9th April onwards i m feeling pain like i m getting my menses . and continuous white discharge from my vagina. and having little pain in my breast. Is these are sign of pregnancy?
Tue, 31 Jan 2012
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welcome to healthcare magic. do you have a regular 28 day cycle? yous should get a your self tested if you miss your period (by 7 days ) . the symptoms you are describing are more of infection. please get a gynaecological examination done. the breast pain /discomfort may be due to hormonal changes during a menstrual cycle . however pregnancy can be confirmed earliest by a blood test.
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Are Abdominal Cramps,continuous White Discharge And Pain In The Breast Symptoms Of Pregnancy ?

hello welcome to healthcare magic. do you have a regular 28 day cycle? yous should get a your self tested if you miss your period (by 7 days ) . the symptoms you are describing are more of infection. please get a gynaecological examination done. the breast pain /discomfort may be due to hormonal changes during a menstrual cycle . however pregnancy can be confirmed earliest by a blood test.