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I am experiencing fatigue, nausea and headaches. my menstrual came on time but i am still tired. am i pregnant? i have yawning non stop for the past 4 days now. i get nausea at times headaches are frequent
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If : If your period was normal in amount and duration then it is unlikely you are pregnant. If it was lighter or shorter, then it would be reasonable to take a test to be sure. Some pregnancies can have "spotting", which is light bleeding, but it would be unlikely that you are pregnant if you have a completely normal period for you.
Answered 10/3/2016
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