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Breast pain
I had unprotected sex on 26 Feb and my periods ended on 25 Feb. I took a unwanted pill on 26 Feb after unwanted sex and had normal bleeding from 4 March to 8 march (may be withdrawl bleeding) for 1 week i am having breast pain. I usually have breast pain during pms. And am also having slight cramps in less amount. My last periods were on 21 February. I took a pregnancy test 3 -4 times when i missed my periods (i took 1 test 1 day after missed periods and took 2 test after 10 and 11 days of missed periods) during taking test my breast were already sore but all these test came negative. So am I having PMS or i am pregnant?
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If the pregnancy test is negative you are not pregnant these could be symptoms of PMS
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