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I am ttc and did hcg shot 11th and ovulated a few hours after that! now it's 8 days later and boobs hurt and still cramping . could i b pregnant?
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Yes: Yes of course you could be pregnant. Have you tried a home pregnancy test yet? You haven't had any bleeding so that's a good sign. A little bit of cramping can sometimes be normal. Good luck!
Answered 7/27/2014
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