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My period is 10 days late. i took an at home pregnancy test and it was -. but i'm nauseaus, dizzy, and exhausted. am i pregnant?
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Sex and period: It is possible you are pregnant. It is common for young women to skip a period and have irregular cycles occasionally. It is also more likely to happen if you are very athletic, gain or lose weight, using birth control pills, or have an eating disorder. I would see your doctor if the pregnancy test is negative and your periods remain irregular.
Answered 10/23/2017
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