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Had one day period, reg bleeding, day after sore breasts and bloating for a week now. no more bleeding. can i be preg? too preg test yest. and neg.
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Repeat test in 1 wk: Pregnancy less likely but you should recheck pregnancy test in 1 week. Read the directions carefully and do the test on your first voided specimen in the morning.
Answered 11/20/2016
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