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plz help me i need to no

ok i had my period on my 4 lasted 4 days then me an my bf had sex the 25th the next day i had a lights pinkish blood that lasted 2 day then it got really dark the next day an a half then it stop. lately ive bin have cramp in th lower part of my stomach an ive bin feeling like i gotta throw up an my boods get sensitive wen people touch me in the wrong way my back hurts now an then an wen i take hot showers the lower part of my stomach starts to cramp up and tightings up can some one plz help me out plz thanks o p.s we used a condom but it broke an he pre-cumed
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its not likely that you were ovulating at that time (going by a calculator). well you can get pregnant on pre ***. and you took a test and it was negative so i would say your not pregnant. what you had was maybe something from the sex. maybe it was rough or he tore you or something. who knows.

take a test in a few days, or get a blood test and get you answer
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i did take a test but it turned out negative.. but im still feeling the same way
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so u had ur period may 4th? then had sex may 25th which is the day your questioning getting pregnant? so wouldn't that then make your period about 2(ish) weeks late? the best thing to do at this point is take a pregnancy test and go from there. the light spotting/turned heavy may have been a period or not.
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