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Can I be pregnant? Please help. Really afraid.

I'm an eighteen year old, college girl. I had protected sex on March 7. It was my first time, we checked for leakage....we were very safe. I expected my menstrual on the 17th....but it didn't come until the 21st, so it was four days late. It was heavy for two days and then this morning, nothing? What does this mean? The first two days were heavy including blood clots. My period usually lasts 5-7 days so why the sudden change in length? I took two pregnancy tests the day my period came, they were both negative. I'm going to take more. I don't know what to do. I can't tell anyone, I could even possibly get kicked out if anyone in my home knew. Please help me. I'm really stressed.
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Thank you all so much, my flow has started again. I guess I didn't give it enough time. Thank you again
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You may believe you are late if rather than counting weeks in between you judge by calendar dates, as feb was a shorter month etc. Many factors can change your.usual cycle and flow, including worry and stress. Also as you are concerned you may be taking a greatly increased study of your flow, it may be not to different from normal but you are noticing more. I would doubt you are pregnant. It might help in future for you to look at extra contraception to use as well as condoms, like the pill or implant etc, so in future you worry less. It cant be nice worrying, good luck
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Stress can make your period change and so can hundreds if other factors.
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You're fine stop stressing love ur not pregnant :)
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