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How do i know if i am pregnant?

So back in December I had a miscarriage. We have been trying to conceive and no luck but about a week ago I didnt have any cramps or anything like that, and when I wiped I had brownish discharge. It first started with a light faded pink only when wiping i could barely see it the next morning was a brown discharge this was for 4 days. About 5 days later my breast where really hurting like sore, the nipples very sensitive. Before this I had lots of nausea and lots of cravings but didnt think much because I get like that when aunt flo is on her way. I took a test and came back negative. Its been a week and I still feel the same way and the test keep coming back negative. I now have a clear discharge. I was suppose to get my period last week. Could I be pregnant? Or is this just petting me know that aunt flo will be here late this month?
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Since you are trying, then sure, you could be pregnant.  Symptoms aren't a great way to know though  Since you are late, why not take another test in a week?  For the future, you can take your temperature which helps you know what is going on with your body.  Our temp raises about a degree around ovulation and stays that degree higher until we start our next period.  Unless we are pregnant and then it never goes back down.  My temp stayed high two times, with both of my pregnancies! You take first thing in the morning and chart it.  Sorry for your miscarriage.  Let us know if this was your cycle
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