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• 30 Years
• 20/09/2022

Is the menstrual cycle present in all mammals?

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Dr Dr Khaleel Ur Rahim

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• MBBS
• 1+ Yrs

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A faint line alongside a dark line on a UPT usually indicates a positive result, meaning you may be pregnant. I understand this might be overwhelming. If you're not ready to continue the pregnancy, options such as consulting a healthcare provider for a safe early pregnancy termination can be explored. It's important to discuss your feelings and options with a trusted doctor.

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