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This is my first time posting, actually my first time on this site, haha. I'm not sure that I'm pregnant but I think there is a possibility. I've been randomly nauseous, My nipples are incredibly sensitive and sore ( Not from rough sex. My husband has been in the Philippines for almost two weeks now) I've been urinating more frequently but nothing urgent. I've been extremely tired but I think that has more to do with not being able to sleep till 2:30 in the morning because my husband is in a different country. I've been having small cramps on my ovaries and sides. And last but not least random but frequent headaches. I'm not suppose to get my period till the 25th but my last period was pretty light compared to how heavy I usually am. I have a doc appointment in 2 days but I would love to know what any of y'all think about my situation. Am I paranoid or pregnant?
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