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Pre pregnancy symptoms
I started letrozole 5mg on 3rd day of last menstrual cycle i.e., on July1st. Still i didnt get my periods. And i am having mixed symptoms like pins and needles in my left nipple, egg white cervical mucus before periods date, fatigue cramps then and now etc., are these PMS symptoms or pre pregnancy symptoms, when can i take home pregnancy test? My last menstrual period was on June 29th.
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Go ahead with a pregnancy test
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Once u miss ur periods
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Please have patience.
You should do a urine pregnancy test on 3 August. There is no point in doing an early UPT and feel dejected later.
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