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A member asked:
So what do it mean if i got my period now i am bleeding.i feel sick in the morning.can i still take a test when it let me know if i am have a baby?
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Yes but: You could be pregnant even with a menses, though it is unlikely. An early miscarriage, an ovarian cyst or an unrelated condition can cause nausea. If the nausea persists, please see you gynecologist.
Answered 10/31/2014
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