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A member asked:
So i'v had 2 vaginal deliveries, and i'm ttc, im 4 days late for my period, my cervix is low (as normal) hard and closed, could i be pregnant?
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Possibly: Pregnancy is always a possibility. Purchase and perform a home pregnancy test. These usuallly turn positive when you're about a week late. If it's negative, repeat in a week and call your doctor.
Answered 12/9/2013
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