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Fingered no period...pregnant??!

Couple of days before my expected period my boyfriend fingered me, and now I'm 3 days late for my period. My period is usually on time and I've never had this happen before.

No, he did not ejaculate and his hands were dry when be fingered (I'm not sure but he says he didn't really touch his penis).

I thought it would be impossible for me to get pregnant since we never had sex but I'm not getting my period. And it's too early for pregnancy test.... I'm too young to be pregnant please help.??!
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1194973 tn?1385503904
You're not pregnant. There are dozens of reasons beyond pregnancy to cause a late/skipped cycle, and age is a big one. Your body is still working to regulate your cycle, and this can extend up into your young adult years.
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Oh thank you! It's been 4 days and still no period...
I thought my period has been regular for a couple of months, is it possible to just be irregular again?
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1194973 tn?1385503904
Very possible. Or you could just skip a month. There are so many reasons, and at the same time you don't even need a reason to skip one or be late. Just not ovulating one month will cause no period, as ovulating is what triggers a cycle.
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Thank you!:)
Although Im still worried, I feel a lot better:)
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