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Period is lighter than usual. it's bright red how it normally is but on day 3 it isn't any heavier or lighter than it started. could i be pregnant?
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Doubtful.: If this is time for your regular period and you are bleeding, you are probably not pregnant. You could always do a pregnancy test to check. :).
Answered 11/18/2013
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