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could i be pregnant? hopefully.

Had unprotected sex on the 21 of April which was the last week of my shot. I then whiched to the patch but removed it after 2 weeks bc I decided to get off birth control . A couple days later nausea, woke me out my life to throw up. Then I noticed spotting which last for 3 days which i thought was just my period a week early then as it ended, I had unprotected sex again which was may 18th . Then 4 days later, I noticed to tiny tiny spots of discharge a light red color which stopped then the next day I had very very light brown discharge w a tiny tiny bit of blood you have to squint to see.I've been extremely nauseated lately ,tender boobs that tingle alot. My nipples are a bit darker and they pucker right under my areolas! it is somewhat very firm right in my lower abdominal. Could I be pregnant? my body just won't let me believe that im not.I have all the symptoms except for this continuous bleeding. And according to the dates, I could be 7 weeks or from the most recent time only 3 with the added 3 weeks? Btw this happened to my friend. She switched from the year of depo to the pills right after and knew and found she was pregnant from the continuous light bleeding she had. I'd like to here more views tho?
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1244180 tn?1325899111
if you were you would get a positive hpt,
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2020005 tn?1628125976
It's most likely due to the hormone changes of going off birth control, and pretty unlikely you're pregnant. Generally, red blood in pregnancy, isn't good anyway, especially early pregnancy, so if you were pregnant it would need to be seen asap. I noticed you posted this in the teen pregnancy forum a few days ago, and unfortunately unless it's a concern, there's not much we can do in the way of help! Good luck!
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