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A member asked:
If there are no physical changes but are just feeling unusually down in the dumps and also lazy a week before a period. is it early sign of pregnancy?
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No: This can be normal pms symptoms. The description you've provided is neither indicative of pregnancy, nor excluding of it.
Answered 3/30/2013
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