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Could I be pregnant?

Well my last period ended on the 10th of Jan 2010, around that date, and I had unprotected sex on the 17 of Jan. 2010. He said he did not pull out in time, I do not know exactly how much he got in me, but I am worried. I took a pregnancy test the following Saturday which was 6 days after the unprotected sex. My sister's friend said a test could be accurate then, and it was a Clear Blue brand and it said I was not pregnant. But I am still thinking about it, I know it has to be a possibility still, so I am wandering my period should start on the 6 or 7th of Feb 2010 (as counting the 27-28 days later), and I started to have some brown discharge, but when I wipe it's like a reddish pink. I have had no symptoms of pregnancy. So I am wandering is there a chance I am pregnant?
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yes a large chance, take a test now!
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6 days is WAY too early to test. it takes at least 2 weeks after the sexual encounter to get a positive hpt.

you have a VERY high chance of being pregnant. retest or get a blood test.
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Yes there is a chance that you are pregnant sometimes symptoms do not occur right away. And you tested far too early 6 days is not enough time you should test at least 14 days after and even that can be too early to detect sometimes as well.
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