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I'm 16 I dont wanna be pregnant

I was up at a friends house and me and my boyfriend went to have sex and he pulled out right before he got off but still the sperm got inside me 13 hours after we had sex I took plan b pill, and now i have pains toward my private and breast do you think the pill worked, i cant really go  by my pms it is different all the time  i took two prego tests three days after they said nagative, please help me i dont know what to do but worry 24-7
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Your breast and private pain could be a side effect of the Plan B pill.

PLEASE insist that anyone you have intercourse with use a condom AND also make an appointment with Planned Parenthood or your local health department and get started on the pill. Using BOTH a condom and being on the pill will give you protection against STDs and greater protection against unplanned pregnancy.

STDs can cause SO many problems. People emphasize things like HIV/AIDS (and don't get me wrong thats a big one) but overlook things like chlamydia, HPV and other, VERY common STDs that can lead to infertility, cervical cancer and other long term negative effects.

PLEASE USE A CONDOM! Use a condom EVERY time. Until you are in a committed, monogamous relationship (such as marriage-and even then condoms can't hurt...my ONLY brush with an STD was when my 1st husband caught chlamydia from someone he was sleeping with...but I didn't get it because I suspected he was cheating and insisted he use a condom with me).
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Try not to worry so much.  Plan B has a really good success rate.
Wait until you miss a period and check again to make sure.  I'm sure you are not pregnant, but test again to ease your mind.
Good luck!
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A pregnancy test will not pick up the pregnancy hormone 3 days after you have had sex. You need to wait at least 2 weeks and then test with first morning urine.  

If you don't want to get pregnant please use protection. With the withdrawal method you are playing Russian roulette.  If you use a condom it will at least protect you from some STD's also.

Good luck
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