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Could I be pregnant?

I had unprotected sex with my partner about three times now. The first time was sometime beginning April. and twice since then with him ejaculating inside me. Since then in the begining of may I bled lightly for two weeks non stop with a bit more flow the last two days. two weeks later it happened again, two weeks of light bleeding followed by what seemed to be a normal period. Yesterday as I wiped I decided to check for the "unusual bleeding" and it is there again. Two weeks later the light bleeding has started, and it remains today. I wonder if this is a sign of pregnancy? I have taken 4 PT and they have all been Negative. I am used to a fairly normal menstrual period, I used to get it once a month, no more than three or four days off. I am really worried that I am expecting, please advice.
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Thank you both for your help, I have done a pap and STD lately, and I am making an app to get a blood test.
Thank you so much!
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Hi.  The thing about pregnancy tests is that after a certain amount of time, they are nearly 100% accurate.  While you can get a false 'FALSE" reading early on, it has now been long enough that you'd have a positive test.  I'm assuming you've taken one recently.

I'd say you are most likley  not pregnant.  

I'm a big fan of when you've had unprotected sex and confusing periods and symptoms----  to go ahead and make an appointment for an ob/gyn check, pap smear and std check.  

good luck
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the only way to really know is to test and go to a doctor to confirm the test with a blood test. But if you're having a period..even an abnormal period then you probably aren't preg.
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