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My period only lasted 3days and i'm normally on for 7. could pregnancy be involved?
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Take a test: You should take a home pregnancy test. If you engage in behaviors that puts you at risk for pregnancy (you've had sex recently), an irregular cycle may be the first sign of a pregnancy.
Answered 12/9/2013
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