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My period was 4 days long & ever since the last day of my period i've been crampy & naseus & more tired than normal could i be pregnant ?
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Pregnancy Test: When in doubt, just do a home pregnancy test. Nausea and cramps can be caused by a stomach issue as well. But, in women it is still safer to do a pregnancy test. Few women will get a lighter menstrual flow in their first month or second month of pregnancy.
Answered 8/11/2014
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