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Can i be pregnant?

I had sex on 5th day of my cycle and my normal cycle is 30-31 days. Used protection but i am not sure if there were any leakages. Today, 9th day of my cycle, i am feeling a bit of tenderness in my breast, and some discomfort in lower belly. May be pertinent to mention i have had upset stomach in last few days and severe heartburn for last 10 days. I usually ovulate mid cycle but I am so confused and horrified now. I dont want a pregnancy. Does anyone experienced the same situation? Should I be worried??
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You only had intercourse 4 days so you ARE NOT pregnant. It takes a least a week for the egg to be fertilised and implant in the uterus and then it takes another weeks or so for people to start to feel any symptoms (if they do,not everyone gets pregnancy symptoms).

You used protection so that lower chances of becoming pregnant anyway. What you're feeling is not due to pregnancy. All you can do is wait until your next period is due and if it doesn't show on time then take a pregnancy test with first morning urine. Most likely you won't become pregnant from using protection though.
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if you have regular periods and you are not sure of ovulation you should take a opk, to see if you are ovulating, and if you wish to avoid it! then thats what you should do, and as you used protection you have a low chance, but a chance is still there, if you miss your period next month, take a test.
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Just to add, i have some pain on lower right side and last night had pain under and below my right breast. This morning a dizzy head and ear pressure.....Help please!
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