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Been have mild cramping and spotted light pink, always tired, nauseous, period should come within a week, could i be pregnant?
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If unprotected: get a pregnancy test and if negative see your GYN for evaluation of premenstrual tension. It is a good time to consider BC pills.
Answered 1/12/2016
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