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am i pergnant? or NOT??

ok ppl dont freak out im 14 yrs old and im living with my bf... we don't use condoms and there's been sometimes he did come inside me.. i feel pregnant but the pregnancy test come out negative and my mom took me to the doctor and the urine test came out neg.  he told me he saw blood in my urine so i was surly to get my period.. i didn't till like a month later and it only lasted 3 days could i be pregnant????
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thank you all for your comments :) and yeah i'll ask for the blood test
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1027094 tn?1327429732
It's possible you are. I'd go ask for a blood test.
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1510919 tn?1298825067
since its been so long, i'd take one more just to be sure. you could've taken those too early. if its negative you should get on the pill, patch, shot etc. Shot is only once every 3 months. being sexually active you do have to make the choice to be safe. use protection, he may be your first bt you may not be his. he could have an STD or STI or could get one and you don't want that girly.
Be safe.
good luck
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719902 tn?1334165183
Pregnancy tests are very accurate, so if you've had 2 negative tests, they are probably right.  However, if you don't use b/c. you will definitely end up pregnant eventually.  Why take the chance?  Get on the pill or the patch, those are the easiest methods, and very effective.
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