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Okay, my usual menstral cycle is about 28 or 29 days, my period is always on time and a week before I get my period, my breast get sore and I start getting cramps. January 10th 2010 I got my period and had unprotected sex on the 23rd this month (february) it been over 36 days since my last period on the 15th I started bleeding but the blood was light pink and would stop after a while then would repeat, I was expirencing nasuea, headaces, pain near the sides of my stomach and a sharp sense of smell just yesterday I started to bleed more and will get cramps from time to time and still was expirencing the naseua, headaces pains and sence of smell. Could I be pregnant or could it be my period?
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Thank you I really appreciate the help
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676912 tn?1332812551
I agree with gillianl, if you have a 28-29 day cycle you'd be 9-10 days late. If you are pregnant, light bleeding in early pregnancy is common, but not with cramps. If you're experiencing cramping, and red blood and you are pregnant it could be a bad sign. You could go to the ER if you can afford it just to get checked out, it may just be a weird period but better safe than sorry.
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505857 tn?1329681517
You should have been due AF 7th or 8th Feb making you now 9-10 days overdue, i would take an HPT as it should show positive now.  Best of luck
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