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PostPosted: 07/12/07 - 15:44    Post subject: Pregnancy? Vote now! Reply with quote
My last menstrual cycle was about the 8th of june. it is now the 12 of july nd I've been experiencing spotting. 2 days of spotting and now my period has stopped? I'm cramping, bloated, and my breast are getting tendor. Pregnancy test said negative? What should I do?
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