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pregnant maybe?

I was suppose to start my period wednesday or thursday and instead started tuesday. I am on the pill but missed a couple in my pack, and before I had started this most recent pack my bf and I had unprotected sex where he pulled out. So we were pretty much completely unprotected since i hadn't started my BC yet. Well like i said my period started tuesday, but it was incredibly light and was brown like at the end of your period. It only lasted 3 days. usually my period is moderate flow with cramping and last 5-6 days. This was completely different. No cramping, light bleeding, started early, and ended early. Idk if its just a normal period or if it was implantation bleeding. I took a test on Friday and it was negative...but i was told it may have been too early to test. is it possible that im pregnant?
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Symptoms are completely unreliable to go off of, so don't think that because you have some symptoms you are pregnant. Some women get symptoms and are not pregnant, others don't get symptoms and are pregnant. It's just not a reliable factor. Take the home pregnancy test and then go from there. Good luck!
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ever since i posted this i have had slight cramping nothing horrible but some discomfort..im waiting til friday to test...thats when i get paid ha
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Yes, it is possible you may be pregnant. Wait a week and test again. Hope it goes well.
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