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hi i m 22 years i was in sexual activity with my bf on 23 october ..he tried to do penetration but he could not ..and  it was my first time...instead he inserted his finger so deeply  which pained a lot and he removed it once i said..it pains . the problem is i was supposed to get my period on this month of 18 th but i ve not got yet ..i got the symptoms of periods twice(saturday and today) what usually i used to get(stomach pain) but still i ve not got what i m suppossed to do to get my periods???should i consult the doctor or is it better  to do hpt first and then consult ???i  m really worried
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1514536 tn?1290521225
you cannot get pregnant from fingers. period.
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945369 tn?1320829437
if your bf tried penetration, it is possible to have leaked pre-c u m into you. I would suggest first taking a hpt as you are late for period already. There is a very low chance of pregnancy though. If the test is negative, maybe your period is late because of the worry! :)
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1422814 tn?1333569702
If you're five days late, it would be a good time to start with an HPT using first morning urine.  If it's negative and you're still feeling abnormal symptoms through the end of this week, then visit the doctor for a follow-up blood test for next week.  But most likely, you've experienced a late ovulation, thus making your period late.  It's probably on its way!
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