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I need help! I'm maybe pregnant

I had sex with my boyfriend 3 weeks ago. We used a condom and we check and yhere were no holes. It was save. Also he bulled it out before he came. And every sperm went to a condom. But my periods should have come on sunday but they didnt. I had white clear and thicky stuff on my panties. I feel like my periods are goming but everytime I go and check there is nothing. My mother says I have been stressed out and thats why my periods are not goming. I dont know what to do. I'm so worried I dont wanna be pregnant. Also I dont feel any sick. And my boobs are normal I havent lose or gain weight. Also my periods are always on time. I do not have any cramps. I feel fine but worried of my periods. I really dont know if I'm pregnant or not. Or are my periods just late. Help me pleas!
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1415482 tn?1459702714
You might just be late and stressing about it will result in the period being even more delayed. Relax. You were protected and you were quite conscious. Periods are often late due to various reasons.



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1487854 tn?1488496613
The sticky, egg white-like substance you found in your panties are signs of ovulation. You may see this every month about roughly 2-weeks before your period arrives. It's great that you used a condom and that you didn't find any evidence of breakage! That being said, you should be fine (aka not pregnant) and should just wait for your period to come on its own. If you stress yourself out enough it WILL delay your period.
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