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TTC DPO 14
We're TTC, today is DPO 14, and I'm having brown vaginal spotting. But stomach ache feels like periods might start tomorrow. I also have been feeling nauseatic since couple of days. Am i pregnant?
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Too early to pick up pregnancy
U need to skip ur periods to find out if ur pregnant
This abnormal bleeding or spotting needs to be investigated
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Wait for the date of your next period. If you overshoot your dates by 5 days then you should do urine pregnancy test and take appropriate action.
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
10 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Chances of pregnancy can not be predicted at present.
Wait till you miss your periods.
Do urine pregnancy test if you miss your periods.
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