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Am I Pregnant?

I am 29 years old and I dont always have a normal 28 day cycle. I had my periods on 8th Dec '08. And from 15-17 Dec I had unprotected sex with my boyfriend 4 times. A week since then I have been upset in my tummy, feeling tired, lot of mood swings, missed periods, some cramping, and I also sometimes feel some tenderness in my breasts. I have taken the EPT test atleast 5 times and it's all negative. I took the last test on 20th Jan with the first urine in the morning. Today (22nd Jan '09) I had some brown discharge and I'm not sure yet if this is my period or spotting. Is it possible to have spotting 5-6 weeks after having unprotected sex? If yes, when can I take the test to be more sure? I'm really worried since I am not employed at the moment and I have no medical insurance either.
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189069 tn?1323402138
My spotting was at around that time, but everyone is different. It  could also be your late period, since your periods aren't always regular. Try taking another test in a few days or go to see your doctor for blood tests. Good luck!
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435139 tn?1255460391
Sounds like your period...if you were pregnant from those dates, I'd think you would have gotten a positive, especially with a EPT.  If you are still in question, go get a blood test from your doctor.  Good luck!
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