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4 days late & have very light cramping not like the usual painful ones. i have been active, should i test for pregnancy? or wait?
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Test it: Episodes of menstrual irregularity are very common and it may be just that. However, if you're 20 year old & sexually active without birth control in place, the chances that you're pregnant are pretty high. I'd suggest testing for pregnancy in couple of days. If "-", repeat it several days later. Blood test for hormonal levels would be more accurate though.
Answered 5/28/2015
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