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You cannot have two normal, heavy periods and be pregnant. This is physically impossible if the fetus is alive.
However, if you had a missed miscarriage and have retained the fetus, then this is very possible but you would have worrying symptoms associated with this. If you suspect this has happened, see your Doctor ASAP.
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