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Period has not come in 2 months. always tired. urinating a lot lately. very moody. back pains, heartburn and headaches. why?
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Pregnant?: Pregnancy is always a possibility. Purchase and perform a home pregnancy test. They become positive when you are about a week late. If it is negative, repeat in one week.
Answered 12/9/2013
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