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A member asked:
Was worried about preg. have symptoms two weeks before per and have per on right time. after bleeding syptoms leave. should i still consider it?
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Probably not: If your period came on time, you are probably not pregnant. To be sure, you could check a pregnancy test. This may be PMS. The symptoms usually go away when the period starts. If it keeps happening, you may want to talk with your GYN about treatment.
Answered 5/18/2014
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