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I got a late period after 41 days of my 1st day of last period. lasted only 2 days (normal 4). blood filled 2 complete pads. [blood flow -1pm-2am, 11am- 9pm]. see attached pic (2nd pad). had cramp pain a bit more than usual. any chance of pregnancy?
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Unlikely: Having a period is not compatible with pregnancy. If you have any concern, you should get a blood test for HCG level. Get HPV vaccine. Wish you good health!
Answered 11/12/2020
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