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A member asked:
In may i had two cycles two weeks apart no cycle in june nor july but i have been having. pregnancy symptoms. what does that mean.
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Not ovulating: Irregular periods (too frequent or too far apart) usually mean that you're not ovulating, since ovulation is what causes regular periods. When a woman doesn't ovulate, her ovaries may continue to be stimulated, which causes high estrogen levels, which can cause most of the symptoms of pregnancy.
Answered 7/16/2014
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