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Am I pregnant

Hi me and my husband are trying for a baby I stopped my depo shot the first of sep 2013 so it's been say 6 months since my last shot was due an I'm having a lot of pregnancy signs like lower back pain sensitive nipples an my breasts look a lot bigger I've had the mucusy stuff when I pee an my mood changes constinly one min I'm crying the next I'm happy then mad an I get light headed an head aches I haven't gotteny period but since I stopped depo I had constint cramps daily but as of two weeks ago I haven't had any I have taken pregnancy tests from home but they come up nagitive but I was on lamictal but I read online that lamictal can make the pregnancy tests come up nagitive what I wanna know is am I pregnant ?
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I was also on the depo and it stops ovulation so it's probably just your body beginning to ovulate again i was on it for 3 years and when i got off it took me 2 years to get pregnant
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I took the depo for years and when I got off it I had similar hormonal reactions I think it's just your body trying to get back to regular I'm 32 weeks and just now getting back pain and sore nipples but everyone is different just be patient and get an appointment scheduled to make sure and good luck to you both
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Have a blood test done . Only way to tell . Pregnancy and period symptoms are very similar . We honestly can't tell u just by you listing what's going on .
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