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Am i really pregnant ?

My period is 11 days late... I'm a little irregular... my period always a few days late or a few days early but on average I have a 25 day cycle... my last period startes in october 28th its now december 3rd I never been this late... I've been throwing up and had really bad periods before I.missed my period... now I have nausea, diarrhea cramps... am I preg? And if I am I should be 5 weeks ?
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You might try taking a pregnancy test of you haven't already
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I've had implantation spotting when I was preg for the first time... I miscarried at 7 weeks.. the miscarriag made my periods irregular... I heard not all pregnant women have implantation spotting.. but I think the cramps I've had a few days ago could have been implantation cramps but Thanks for your feedback
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I couldnt tell you a positive answer for sure but mine were irregular too I was two weeks late on my period but I was wearing a tampon just so that way I wasnt out an about and when I would take it out there would be faint faint brownish blood on the tip of it which I read later on that it was called implantation bleeding.  Have you had that? Also I never actually felt sick untill about two months but I did think certian things smelt terrible. But then again everyones different.  Hope this helps!
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