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Had a uti on the 7th, tired,cramps,backpain,lightbrown spotting after wipe, neg test on the 11th period not due till 15th. could i still be pregnant?
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Pregnancy: Unlikely that you are pregnant. You may have a persistent urinary tract infection. If you are not using birth control then take a pregnancy test. Alternatively, you may have irregular periods. A urinary tract infection or a sexual transmitted disease can cause these symptoms too. Discuss with your gynecologist.
Answered 10/31/2014
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