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I am experiencing very tender breasts and light cramping slight nausea. due on 9/03/2014 any chances i'm pregnant?
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You Mean 3/3/14?: I assume you mean your period was due on 3/3/14? The symptoms you have certainly can occur in pregnancy, especially if you had unprotected sex. If you miss your period 1 week after it is due, check a pregnancy test. Best wishes.
Answered 3/4/2014
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