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Could I be Pregnant? Will my period come?

Hi,
On February 12 I had sex and the condom broke. I am on regular birth control but I am also currently on amoxicillin. I know that antibiotics can affect how your birth control works. I went to the pharmacy on the 12 and picked up Next Choice. I took it how I was supposed to. Today, February 14, I woke up with major cramps and breast tenderness. I know these are common side effects but I am supposed to start my period on Wednesday. Since I am having these side effects and I usually do a couple days before my period will my period come on time?
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The hitman is right. Just in case, you can always get one more test, if they both come back negative, then I would double his bet. Your period is not as good of an indicator of your pregnancy as a test. Then in about two to three weeks, if you have not had your period, you can test once more. If it comes back negative, then you really shouldn't be pregnant.

If the tests come back negative, but you are still experiencing different symptoms, then you can see your regular doctor or gynecologist.
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I am assuming your test came back neg.  If I were betting, I would say you are not pregnant.
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