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could i still be preggo???

Ok my period came 2days late but when she did show it was irregular meaning the first 2days was heavy but the third was spotting and browning and the fourth was just brownish spottin then completely gone usually my af last 5heavy days but not this round she quit early


I'm still bloated as if I'm still on my af my stomach is out there being that I'm a petite woman and I'm feeling this kind of fatigue, my boyfriend wants me to go to the doctor, i get frequent headaches and ear aches and stomach pains my back is killing me and I'm always tired and hungry but idk maybe its all in my head because i wanna be preggo

I bought a preggo test so hopefully ill get my BFP wish me luck girlies and all feedback is well appreciated and ill let you guys know the results when i take them; )

NERVOUS!!!
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1488319 tn?1359537694
What do you consider barely? Also even the type of exercise or the longer you do it can effect it. Like runners or gymnists will keep doing the same thing but periods change.
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Couldn't be a diet or exercise that never changes i eat the same and exercise the same (barely) lol
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1488319 tn?1359537694
It could have been irregular due to stress, change in duet, change in exercise lots of things.
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367100 tn?1330914725
if it was early then it could be implantation bleeding.
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