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Am i pregnant?

Technically I'm not pregnant. I don't know if I am. I was on the depo shot but I missed my last shot which was due like the last day of February. I started new birth control a week ago But had unprotected sex 2 weeks ago and again 3 days after that. I've been nauseas for days especially around food and threw up this morning. I had to stop eating my lunch because I got nauseas. I've had a milky white discharge the last few days like I did with my last pregnancy. I feel more tired than usual also. But wouldn't it be too soon for these symptoms? I know every pregnancy is different and it's almost been 3 weeks since I had sex, but am I crazy? Am I over thinking everything and this is all in my head. Help :(
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Just give a cheap pregnancy test a try, they work just the same. If it comes negative, wait about a week and take another, and if it's negative go to the doctor if you're still worried because then you save your money going to the doctor
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Okay, thanks.
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Is it still to early for that or should I wait. I know with home pregnancy tests you need to wait because of the hcg levels but I don't know about blood.
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You could be or its your new birth control. I can't take birth control when I was on it it made me sick I had bad headaches and I felt off and not me at all. It takes 3 months to get use to birth control. Your dr should have done a blood test or pee test to see if you where pregnant before giving birth control. Maybe call your dr and see if you can get a blood test done.
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