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Removed copper iud on the 4 this month n been feelin sick n tender breast n toke 2 pregncy tests n were positive...can it be posible 2 b pregnant?
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Tests say Yes: The tests do not lie. You have no birth control in place. Please go see your OB to begin your prenatal care.
Answered 6/10/2014
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