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It is too soon to say but i had sex on ovulation day(4days ago)temp is 37, 4 and i feel sleepy and tired.am i pregnant?feel light pain in lower abdom
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Too early: Four days is too early to know if you are pregnant and certainly too early to have any symptoms from it if you are. Check a pregnancy test if you miss your period and then you will know.
Answered 7/21/2013
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