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PostPosted: 01/18/07 - 15:35    Post subject: sick or pregnancy? Vote now! Reply with quote
ok.....i had my period about 2 weeks ago and it lasted 4 days and it usually last about 7 days. well, me and my boyfriend had sex the day after i got off of it and we didnt use protection. when i went home that night, the place where my ovary is, started hurting and now my breasts are sore and after i eat i feel sick to my stomach. WHAT IS THIS????
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