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A member asked:
Is chest pains , headaches , being dizzy and frequent urination and fatigue and lower abdomnal pains signs of pregnancy ?
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Unclear: Those can be associated with pregnancy, though of course they don't have to be. Best is to take a home pregnancy test when you miss your period.
Answered 10/5/2013
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