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I wanna know if I'm pregnant but haven't tried pregnancy test

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Unknown28
Unknown28

Hi! I was diagnosed with PCOS last May 2017 and i haven't had any treatment. Would it be possible for me tobe pregnant? My mesntruation is 46 days delayed ( based on my Period tracker/Calendar). My boyfriend and I have been having unprotected sex since then. I don't my hopes up and expect that I am pregnant right now because of Pcos. But I've been experiencing several symptomps of pregnancy that I think I am. Some of the symptoms are having back ache, easily feel tired, I feel nauseous most of the time, headache, wants to vomit but nothing comes out, food cravings and the weirdest is to crave for a food that I don't eat before, strong sense of smell that makes me want to vomit when I smell a perfume or a food. Anyways, I'm also underweight. I'm 5'4" tall weighing 43kgs. My body doesn't change a bit mostly mh belly but my nipple and armpit become a little darker. Hope someone here would enlighten me. I really want to conceive. Thank you for those who will respond. It would be much appreciated.

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  • ampalayaG
    ampalayaG Unknown28

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    You’re probably not pregnant. These prego symptoms you’re feeling is just probably you thinking you’re pregnant coz you don’t get your period for almost 2 months now. Better see an ob to get it cleared though 
  • asunnyshiney
    asunnyshiney Unknown28

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    You could be pregnant, or just the PCOS.  When I got pregnant I was tired all the time.  I didn't get back aches etc. until much more along in the pregnancy due to the growth and weight of the baby.  Just get a test and don't psych yourself out.

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