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I had a m/c 2 weeks ago at 6 weeks pregnant. i've been experiencing morning sickness and cramps for the past few days. could i be pregnant again?
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It's possible: After a miscarriage, it is possible to conceive right away again... Assuming that you had unprotected intercourse since you had your miscarriage. If you're concerned, take a pregnancy test, they are very accurate.
Answered 8/20/2013
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