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Is she pregnant?

On December 8th, my girlfriend and I had manual sex. He gave me a blow and and hand. I ejaculated and the semen came into my left hand's fingers. After that, I washed it in the water but not throughly and without soap. Then a few minutes, I fingered her vagina deeply.

A day after that, may girlfriend said to me that she has a brown discharge in her vagina. It lasted for about 4 days.

The problem is her period has not come yet. Her expected period is today. Help me please. I am so anxious. Thank you.
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13167 tn?1327194124
The brown discharge was likely a little damage to her cervix,  which can be sensitive.  She can't get pregnant that way - although technically it just takes one sperm,  the sperm also needs seminal fluid to swim around in and neutralize her body's PH,  which will kill it without seminal fluid.  Best wishes.
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Thanks for the answer, but I'm still worried cause her period hasn't come yet. Should I be worried? She said she had light cramps, but no period yet
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I don't think it can be so easy to be pregnant-you finger isn't deep enough and the Sperm can easily die in the air.The water can really wash out almost of your sperm.If you are still worring about this,you can buy a pregnancy test kit.It's not very expensive-maybe you can buy it.
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13167 tn?1327194124
At this point,  a pregnancy test would be accurate.  She could get one cheap at CVS,  Walgreens,  Walmart,  etc.  It's highly unlikely that she would be pregnant.  
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