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I m always wet. Am I pregnant?
Im 22 I usually have 32 day cycle I m a week and 2 days late I have sore tender breasts they feel like they get bigger everyday and my areolas have dark spots on them frequent urination slight cramping I m always wet am I pregnant
Asked On : Thu, 19 May 2011
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Hi,
By symptoms it seems that you are pregnant.
But to confirm pregnancy you go for pregnancy test.
Ok and bye,take care.
By symptoms it seems that you are pregnant.
But to confirm pregnancy you go for pregnancy test.
Ok and bye,take care.
Answered: Thu, 19 May 2011
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Hi
If you missed your cycle by a week at least you should take a pregnancy test immediately.Too early to confirm without a test.Dont wait long.
If you missed your cycle by a week at least you should take a pregnancy test immediately.Too early to confirm without a test.Dont wait long.
Answered: Thu, 19 May 2011
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Hello Ms Green
welcome to HealthcareMagic
If you are sexually active and had unprotected sex then there are always chances of getting pregnant.You are experiencing the signs of pregnancy like :-
missed period;tender breast;frequent urination .
The best thing is to get a urine pregnancy test done at home with a kit available at local chemist or get it done at a pathology laboratory.The test report will give confirmation of pregnancy then you can decide on the further course of treatment by consulting a doctor.
welcome to HealthcareMagic
If you are sexually active and had unprotected sex then there are always chances of getting pregnant.You are experiencing the signs of pregnancy like :-
missed period;tender breast;frequent urination .
The best thing is to get a urine pregnancy test done at home with a kit available at local chemist or get it done at a pathology laboratory.The test report will give confirmation of pregnancy then you can decide on the further course of treatment by consulting a doctor.
Answered: Thu, 19 May 2011
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