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could I be pregnant

I had sex July 1st my fertile period began the 2nd through the 5th. My breast started hurting really bad  three days after. I felt nauseated, tired, lower back hurting, headachs and frequent urination. My breast normally start hurting a week before my period is suppose to come on but it stopped hurting a week before my period was suppose to come on. I vomited 3 days before my period came on and I took an early pregnancy test and it was negative. My period came on the 19th of July and it lasted until the  22nd and know am having very light pinkish brownish spotting 3 days after my period went off. I am still feeling nasueated and I still feel tired. Could I be pregnant?
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Im having the same problem too
My period came three days early. at first it came with a moderatly heavy flow and then today i check And theres barely anything there this morning. this was after the shower and I had cleaned myself. I asked this question before and didnt get enough answers to really convince me. Could it be that i am stressed out because there have been alot of things happening to me especially today.could this contribute to my period just stopping. I did have sex and I did use a condom. it didnt break at all but he did ejaculate inside the condom. I dont know if this is implantation bleeding. but i thought it would come earlier than this. my period is only three days early. I dont know could it be that my period is unpredictable since i am younger
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your not going to be feeling pregnany symptoms 3 days after your fertile period ends.

you received negative hpts

you got your period

not likely your pregnant but if your having unprotected sex...you can be pregnant
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