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Could someone answer please

Okay So I got my implanon implant out on Wednesday the 8th feb, my bf and I had sex on the 9th, 11th and 12th unprotected but he pulled out, which I know is not safe as i know pre-*** could still make pregnancy happen. But my periods have always been irregular so I don't know when do expect it again. Could anyone tell me if there could still be a chance of getting pregnant?
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It would be hard to tell if yu have irregular periods . I have irregular periods so I nvr knew when to take the test , until I got very I'll I found out I was already 9 weeks pregant. Yu should wait a week or two and then go see yur doctor for a blood test. But for now of yu don't want to get pregnant use protection, hope I helped (;
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When's the earliest I could take a pregnancy test?
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There is always a chance. Wait a few weeks and take a test and if you do not want to get pregnant you should probably start using some form of birth control
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with my lil girl i got pregnant the day after i had the implant out and like you said there is sperm in pre*** so there is a small chance
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