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A member asked:
My last period was dec 5 and for about 3 days i have had pregnancy symptoms. is this to early to have them?
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Probably: If your cycles are regular and your last period was 12/5, you probably ovulated about 12/17-19. This would make you 6 days pregnant-way too early to have symptoms.
Answered 12/26/2012
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