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I had unprotected sex a day before ovulation... two days after ovulation i'm urinating constantly.. could that be a very early sign of pregnancy?
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Can I be pregnant?: Urinating constantly is in no way a sign of pregnancy. It is a sign of infection or diabetes.
Answered 12/18/2013
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