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Period is six days late, having cramping and nausea in the morning, heartburn at night. trouble sleeping . pregnant?
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Do a test: Any time you are having unprotected intercourse you can be pregnant. If you are 6 days late it could be some normal variation from cycle to cycle but it also could be pregnant. It is late enough for a pregnancy test to be reliable so do one so you'll know for sure.
Answered 7/9/2015
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