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Gf thought she was pregnant. she stopped birth control pills. now she's bleeding and cramping 3 days later. could she be pregnant?
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Very unlikely: It is very unlikely that she is pregnant but the best way to know is to test. The easiest test is urine test for HCG. If it is - test again in a week and if it is still - that is it. You are fine.
Answered 4/16/2016
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