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2 weeks late for period, unquechable thrust, fatigue, negative hpt's and blood test, blue vein in breast also breast getting bigger. could i be preg?
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Very unlikely: Assuming that the hot was done on a first morning urine, pregnancy is highly unlikely. An hot should be positive by the time of any pregnancy symptoms. Most likely you didn't ovulate, which can cause high estrogen, which causes fatigue and swollen breasts.
Answered 3/24/2014
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