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36 yo and LMP 5/8/12, could I be pregnant?

briselida posted:

36 yo, w/ thyroid disease, and only 1 fallopian tube and LMP was 5/8. I want to test tomorrow but still unsure if I should wait longer. Could tomorrow be it?

2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:36 yo and LMP 5/8/12, could I be pregnant?36 yo, w/ thyroid disease, and only 1 fallopian tube and LMP was 5/8. I want to test tomorrow but still unsure if I should wait longer. Could tomorrow be it?

briselida responded:

Still no period... will buy a PT and test Sunday morning. Could it possibly be OMG!

Report This| Share this:36 yo and LMP 5/8/12, could I be pregnant?Still no period... will buy a PT and test Sunday morning. Could it possibly be OMG!

AnaB39 replied to briselida's response:

what happed???

Report This| Share this:36 yo and LMP 5/8/12, could I be pregnant?what happed???

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