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28 day cycle always regular one day late 2nd day cramping light dark brown spotting, could this be pregnancy? used withdraw method durring fertile day
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Need to confirm: One day late does not automatically imply pregnancy, nor does it rule it out. Would need to confirm with blood or urine testing. Dark brown spotting = old blood. Withdrawal method not reliable form of contraception given partner's inability to sense pre-ejaculate which contains sperm.
Answered 9/27/2013
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