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I was late 5 days, started to have a light period this whole week. mostly dark brown,some red, pink color. been really tired,and nauseate. ?
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Could be pregnant,: best course is to take a pregnancy test to be sure. Also consider an effective contraception plan from your doctor.
Answered 4/29/2020
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