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i dont know what to think..

ok so basically here is the thing about 2 weeks ago i went to a party and i was with my bf and things got a little crazy and we had sex. we only had sex for like 3 min cuz someone came in but we didnt use a condom. but im on birth control and have been since april. but like 4 days after we had sex there was these little brown spots of blood and it worried me cuz i wasnt supposed to get my period for another 2 weeks or so. and now its time for my period and im like 3 days late.. and like i thought i started cuz there was that little spot of brown blood but it stopped.. i dont know whats wrong and the clinic hasnt called me back. so could i be pregnant or am i just reacting to my birthcontrol?
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Take a test, if its negative wait a few more days and take another. If still no period, go to you Doctor.
Remember to always use a condom to stop the transmission of STD's as well as pregnancy. STD's can be transmitted without your partner ejaculation inside you.

LOOK AFTER YOUR BODY AND IT WILL LOOK AFTER YOU.
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neither. sometimes after you have sex, your vaginal tissues rip, especially if it's your first time. This happened to my friend, you are completely fine, but getting it checked out wouldn't hurt either. my friend just used pantyliners to solve the problem. but next time, MAKE SURE YOU USE A CONDOM. I still completely recommend talking with your doctor, but i guarantee you aren't pregnant.
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