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I have a constant back pain and white milky discharge 4 days my ovulationhave tender breasts, am i pregnant?
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Pregnancy: If you had unprotected sex that is always a possibility. Those symptoms you are refering not necesarily are those from pregnancy. If concern do a HCG in blood ti make sure.
Answered 6/10/2014
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