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cramping with no period for 3 days. what's going on!?

My period has always been pretty regular, I was on birth control for about 2 years, I got off at the end of my freshman year of college, I am now a sophomore. My boyfriend & I had unprotected sex on May 13th, & May 14th. (he used the pull out method") I ovulated on May 14th. my period is due to come on May 28th. but I started having dull cramps on May 21st. I never get cramps before my period is due to start. Even when I go to the bathroom to pee there is no sign of blood at all. I've been having headaches, & I know this may sound weird but only 1 of my nipples has been hurting lol. I'm just trying to figure out what's going on!
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just an update! it's May 28th & still no sign of period. usually comes in the morning or early afternoon! so if she hasn't came by tonight I'll test tomorrow.
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Probably stress, It may also be an infection. Have you been feverish? Woman have to remember there is more to you than just reproductive organs. We often get sick because we look at the wrong issue. I have been a nurse for 28 years and see this all the time. I hope you have gotten your period. If not take a test. Good luck. Maybe antibiotics are what's called for lol
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Wait until you have missed your period and then take a test.
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also I forgot to mention I've had an increase in this slippery white thick like discharge every time I wipe:
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