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I was on progesterone medications n I hv stopped it before 5 days.. today was my periods due.. I underwent induced ovulation... Cramps is there now n then but my soreness has reduced from past 3 days.. want to know whether I'm pregnant or not...
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HELLO, CHECK IT FROM PREGANEWS PREGNANCY KIT TEST. OR BLOOD FOR HCG LEVELS.OK
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