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Is a doctor likely to ask me if i could be pregnant or have had sex when i describe that i am tired a lot/ have headaches and i think i have mono?
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Yes : The more you tell your doctor the more he or she is able to help. Many conditions can mimic symptoms of pregnancy. Depending on the symptoms, all females of menstruating age are considered pregnant until proven otherwise.
Answered 4/16/2013
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