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Am for days late, and have mild cramps that come and go. i havent used contraceptives nor morning afters. i have been sexually active with my partner though. are my periods still coming? or ovulation has occurred am confused. please help
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Menses Confusion: Your best bet is to take a pregnancy test approximately 3 weeks after you think you conceived. Ovulation did occur 12 to 14 days before your period was suppose to begin. If that is around the time you had intercourse, you may be pregnant.
Answered 9/19/2020
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