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please help

hi am 22. am very confused and need advise. my last period was 10th may 2010 amd lasted 2 days was not heavy and then on the 29th may 2010 i got spotting for a day or 2. and nothing in june i have noticed for the lats 4 days i have been leaking clear fluid out of both nipples am very tired and feeling sick getting hot flushes like i could sleep all day. could somebody please help me my belly is a wee bot bigger and my boobs are bigger

please get back to me asap
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Heyyy, I think u are, take a test and lemme know!
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Actually, leaking nipples isn't a common sign Of pregnancy. Some of your other symptoms are however. If you've had unprotected sex then it could be that you're pregnant. Or with the wacky period and breast leakage you could have a hormonal imbalance. Either way I suggest taking a pregnancy test and Even if it comes back negative see your doctor because leaking breasts can be a sign of something more serious.
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from the sounds of it you might be pregnant if you stopped getting your period. and leakage of the breast is a sign of pregnancy. they will be bigger and sore and alot of weight gain. and i think intercourse feels different after you get pregnant like your vagina feels different to your man
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