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Can a women bleed for 3 days which is shorter than normal on her normal period dates for two consecutive months and still be pregnant?
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Will pregnancy bleeding have clots and be enough to fill up pads? If your period is shorter than normal (2 instead of 7-8 days), are you pregnant?
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Light bleeding 5 days before period date. Did not have regular period. Negative pregnancy test. A lot of symptoms. Can I still be pregnant?
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My partner masturbated and touched my vagina. My monthly period is due the next day and thankfully it came. The bleeding was 3 days normal, full and heavy flow. Is there still a chance of pregnancy?
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Sore breasts, enlarged nipples two days after ovu, ( today 13dpo ) it's 10 times worse than normal and light bleeding, not like my period, pregnant?
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I had my period twice last month two weeks apart. now three weeks later had unprotected sex now im lightly bleeding could i be pregnant?
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