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3 days late on period, negative pregnancy test, bloating, cramping, vaginal discharge, nausea. had a uti last week but could i be pregnant?
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Yes: You could be pregnant and the test has not had sufficient time in which to become positive. But many other things could be responsible for your symptoms. If they keep up and you are retested negatively, go see an ob/gyn.
Answered 10/24/2016
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