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Hi. i had unprotected sex in november. november 29th to be exact. i've been pregnant before and miscarried, with another man. but for the last 6 weeks, i've had pregnancy symptoms. tender and growing boobs. growing in my stomach area. i have gotten my per
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Pregnancy test : You should start with a home pregnancy test. Depending on those results you should follow up with your physician
Answered 11/11/2015
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