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I had cramps 2 day before i got my period which was much lighter than usal and a week after i started i had a pinkish mucus, cuould i be pregnant?
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Possibly: Obtain a home pregnancy test. They turn positive within 72 hours before the expected start of your next period. If it's negative, repeat in 1 week.
Answered 2/1/2013
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