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could I be pregnant?

Ok here is my situation. I am 19,  My ex and I only had sex one time but I had just switched birth controls that day?So whatever we broke up life goes on but I constantly have this thought of being pregnant in the back of my mind. (not because I want to be!) that month I had my period, it was maybe a week after we had sex.. After my period I started to feel kinda weird just extra moody and what not, then this month my period was 4 days late and only lasted a day and a half. My periods are always pretty much like clock work.. Now I'm feeling tired all the time, my appetite has increased a lot and this morning my breasts are sore?? I'm afraid to have a pregnancy test because I don't know what I would do if I was.. Am I just being paranoid??
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Could be that you are pregnant and it could be the birth control switch. THe only way to know for sure is to take a test.....so go get one.
good luck
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I know that birth control pills can really effect woman`s moods and can actually do a lot to their bodies.
I have some friends that when they first went on the pill, their moods were all over the place and I know that I personally gained weight because of the pill.
It is best for you to go and buy a test just to make sure...it`s better to know now and you can work through it.
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anytime you have unprotected sex you run the risk of getting pregnant. unprotected meaning without a condom.

birth control is not 100%. and women have gotten pregnatn on birth control

you just going to have to take a tests

but because you switched pills.....you body and periods are going to be messed up and you going to feel weird
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