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My gf thought she was pregnant so she stopped her birth control pills.3 days later she spotted then the next day she bled more and still today. prego?
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Home pregnancy test: A home pregnancy test can give you the answers you seek. It is done safely and comfortably in the privacy of your home. Best Wishes Dr M
Answered 4/15/2016
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