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Okay so I'm stressing a little bit and am wondering if I might be pregnant? My last period was on March 25th..ever since my period ended, or even a few days before that me and my boyfriend have been having sex about every day at least once. Everytime we had sex he came inside me. ( on purpose of course ) Well now it is about 3 days or so untill my period should be here..for the past week and a half I have noticed that my breasts have become noticably larger..my nipples seem to be more erect ALL the time, very sore, the veins in my breasts are more visible, and sometimes they itch (wierd?). On top of my breast issues I have been getting reallly terrible back pain towards the evening and a dull back ache through out the whole day...also, I have been using the restroom more frequently than usual. Sometimes I feel nauseous or dizzy, not too often though, but i always feel kind of warm like I have a fever. And finally, the last symptoms are abdominal bloating and cramping. See your doctor |
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