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Can i be pregnant if my period came a week to soon and was lighter and lasted a shorter amount of time then usual and i still have lower back pain?
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Probably not: More than likely you have a dysfunctional bleeding that can happen from time to time because of stress or other cause such as endometrial polyps. If problem does not persist, that is fine, otherwise see your gynecologist for an evaluation.
Answered 3/22/2020
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