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12 days late and 5 negative tests since my missed period. morning sickness and tired 24/7. i have very regular periods. am i finally pregnant?
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Pregnancy test: Not necesarily. Only a pregnancy test will tell you if you in fact are pregnant. If negative i guess you are not or still to early to tell. See your obgyn for more information.
Answered 12/22/2013
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