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I had my period last week but it was shorter than usual and lately i've been getting bad cramps, feeling nauseous and sensitive to smells. am i pregnt?
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Possibly: If you're sexually active, it's possible that you are pregnant. It sounds like you had a menstual cycle just a shorter one than normal. If you're at all concerned that you could be pregnant, why not take a home pregnancy test. They are safe and accurate and you'll have your answer right away. Good luck.
Answered 3/14/2014
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