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I took a morning after pill a week and a half ago, and got what seemed to be my period for a day or 2 and it stopped. does this mean i'm not pregnant?
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Pregnant?: If that was not what seems to be a normal period for you, then I would still do a home pregnancy test to be sure. Good luck.
Answered 5/21/2017
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