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PREGNANT!????
24th April 2011
iv had sex every weekend this month expect this week, (today is sunday)
im scared i might be pregnant, we only used condoms and my bf swore to me they didnt break, but he said he did one time he came in the condom but kept going which was 3 weeks ago (3rd april)
Im due for my period this week
iv had lower back pain all the time, my right ovary hurts all the time, i get dizzy and for the past 2 days iv had light spotting.
i dont want to be pregnant im so scared waht do i do?
iv had sex every weekend this month expect this week, (today is sunday)
im scared i might be pregnant, we only used condoms and my bf swore to me they didnt break, but he said he did one time he came in the condom but kept going which was 3 weeks ago (3rd april)
Im due for my period this week
iv had lower back pain all the time, my right ovary hurts all the time, i get dizzy and for the past 2 days iv had light spotting.
i dont want to be pregnant im so scared waht do i do?
This really is something we can't answer for you, there is only one way to find out..
Your boyfriend should have told you about this sooner, maybe go on the pill for extra protection once you have found out if you are pregnant or not..
Your symptoms aren't really a suggestion that you are pregnant because we are all different, but the light spotting might be an indication.
Your boyfriend should have told you about this sooner, maybe go on the pill for extra protection once you have found out if you are pregnant or not..
Your symptoms aren't really a suggestion that you are pregnant because we are all different, but the light spotting might be an indication.
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