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Could i be pregnant? i had unprotected sex 5days ago. and now i feel breast tenderness, nausea, and urinating frequently, bloating/full stomach.
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No: You could be pregnant of course, but these symptoms are not from having sex 5 days ago. Pregnancy symptoms do not develop that quickly!
Answered 5/14/2018
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