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I'm now 13 days past ovulation. i've breasts have been sore for a week and i've been having nausea. could i be pregnant? ttc for 8 months now....
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Post ovulation: Yes you may be pregnant. Take a pregnancy test, cvs or walgreens.
Answered 9/29/2016
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