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Can i still be preg. if i started my period? been having a tugging pulling feeling in lower stomach area, especially after urinating. or is it uti?
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Unlikely pregnancy: If you are having periods you can not be pregnant and it may be uti, get a urine culture done to rule out uti.
Answered 12/18/2012
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