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My "period" was 5 days early(i use a calender) deep red and light and lasted 2 days. now 6 days later i'm (still) exhausted, full, heavy breasts etc..
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Could it be Pregnant: If you were sexual when you were ovulating then you very well may be pregnant and the 'bleeding' was the blood caused by the implantation of the egg on the wall of the uterus. If your period does not happen when it is supposed to it may be time to get a home pregnancy test.
Answered 12/2/2013
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