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PostPosted: 02/11/07 - 09:13    Post subject: late period then lighter period Vote now! Reply with quote

hi i usually have a period that arrives on day 32.but this month it arrived on day 43 witch has never happened before and it was also shorter that my usual period as i am usually heavy andam on for aboutr 6 days but this one was 3 to 4 days
could i be pregnant?
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