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Light earlier period , nausea, indigestion, pains/contractions in vagina, extreme fatigue, loss of appetite. may i be pregnant? i had sex 1 month ago.
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Yes: Occasionally you might have some light spotting a month or so later. Sex 1 month ago could make you six weeks pregnant. Do a pregnancy test.
Answered 9/28/2016
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