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My luteal phase has always been 13-14 days. cycle length 25-30 days so i can be late. this cycle i'm late&crampy which like i said can be my normal but luteal phase is 18 days. my husband and i do pull out method for years. high chance i'm pregnant?
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It's hard to conclude. You just have to wait for two more days then do a urine pregnancy test with an early morning urine sample. Good luck.
Answered 5/11/2023
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