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Sexual Intercourse

My fiancee and I have been together for 3 years now and on Aug. 22 we had sexual intercourse my period was suppose to come the 25 of aug. but on the 26 I wipped and saw blood on the toilet paper I have been having spotting like this for two days.  Usually I get one day of light period then 2 of heavy.  We used a condomn and we also had oral when we had sexual intercourse he used a condomn as well as he pulled out when he was about to ***.  Before that his condomn kept slipping off a little bit not all the way but he would just slip it all the way up again.  Could I be pregnant?
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Yes you could be pregnant. Condoms are only about 85% effective and only when used properly. If the condom kept slipping off I'd say there's an even better chance you could be pregnant. Don't forget about pre-ejaculation, it can cause pregnancy as well. Of course like Judy said it could also be your period. I'd wait a week and then take a home pregnancy test.
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Maybe the light blood was spotting as a sign that your period is coming. If your period is due on the 25th, but began to spot on the 26th, it could just be delayed, because you had intercourse.  If in doubt take a pregnancy test. Good luck and either practice safe sex or abstenance to avoid unwanted pregnancies.
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