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I have been having cramps lately n my period isn't due till 2weeks later i feel sleepy all the time an backaches. ie pregnancy. possible?
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Pregnancy: Those could be symptoms of pregnancy or thyroid disease. See your family doctor for complete examination. If you are sexually active and not using any protection, yes it could be pregnancy. Also depression can have similar symptoms.
Answered 1/18/2014
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