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1837314 tn?1318382824

Pregnant?

So i'm eighteen years old and been pregnant once but I lost him back in December 2010 when I was only four months pregnant with him. The whole time i've had my period it has been a mild flow that lasted 5 - 6 days. These past two months i've had a period (on the day when I was supposed to so it's always been right on time) but it only last 3 days tops. It starts out as spotting one day, mild bleeding the second, and then spotting on the third. I took a pregnancy text last month when it did this and it turns out negative. Could I be pregnant? I really don't know if I have any signs of bein pregnant because i'm tryin to quit smoking which makes me irritable, severe headaches and increased appitite. I need help. I also can't afford a pregnancy test. Help me out guys.
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1837314 tn?1318382824
I just started a job so I will have money I just have stuff I need to take care of at this very moment so I have no extra money. I understand a baby is expensive. Trust me I do know that.
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Quitting smoking can effect your menstrual cycles, so try not to worry too much about this. Stress can also effect your cycle. You can buy home pregnancy tests at the dollar store, and those are just as accurate as the other tests. If you are not on some form of birth control, then you really need to do so until you are actually ready to have a baby.
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1194973 tn?1385503904
You can't afford a pregnancy test? They're $1 at the store---as for if you are that's easy. If you're sexually active, YES it is possible. Beyond this though, we can't say anything.

If you can't afford a test however it might be wise for you to reconsider sexual acts as a child costs 100x more than a test ever will.
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