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I recently had sex, it was protected but the condom broke. I bled a few days later like a light pink, it lasted about a day. It was light enough that I needed a panty liner. Then a few weeks later I was expected to start my period. (I usually start every 18th.) , and I started a whole week early(The 11th). It wasn't like a normal period either. It was light bleeding not enough to fill a pad. And it was light pinkish and brown spotting lasted about 4 to 5 days and had cramping and now I've been having a strange sensation in my lower stomach area and extremely tired, with headaches off and on everyday. Later in nights I get a nauseous feeling.. What's happening? Should I be worried?
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1772154 tn?1314106301
well i would first take a pregnancy test just to be sure and then if it is negative i would go speak to your doctor.. the only thing i could think it would be is the sperm mixed with your period blood
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1527510 tn?1392301344
If a condom broke, then of course there is a chance you could pregnant. All you can do take a test 2-3 weeks after the incident or when your period is due and see what it says.
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You're probably pregnant!!! Take a test!!!
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