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I have hypo thyroid. i didn't get my period last month.(only a lil sporting) super nauseous , breasts sore , and cramping sometimes. am i pregnant?
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Could be: Especially if your physician has given you a dose of thyroid medication that brings your levels back to normal. Check a pregnancy test if you're late for your cycle and if you don't want to be pregnant, its time to consider birth control.
Answered 9/9/2014
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