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My period is 2 days late. i've had off and on pink tinged cervical mucus and then brown cm. pregnancy tests are all negative. early miscarriage?
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Maybe: You should repeat the pregnancy test in 4-5 days, unless you have a regular period before then.
Answered 6/19/2015
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