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Expert: Deborah
Date: 9/5/2008
Subject: Help
Question
Alright so i had sex about 2 weeks mabe 3 ago. and i had a later period by a few days, not sure if this is my period, but im still scared. i started last saturday and im suppose to be off today or tomorro. it started to be brown and light pink and then the next day got dark red, with lots of blood clots then at the end of yesterday it started to become brown and pink again, and today i pulled my ampon out and it was all brown with a little blood, and a blood clot...
he was in me for literally 10 SECONDS, did not cum, not sure if he pre-cummed, and it was unprotected and it was my first time... i took a test yesterday(2) and they both says not pregnant, i took the first response one.
should i worry???
i have been peeing alot, but thats it.
Answer
Dear Michelle,
No, you should not worry. You are not pregnant. You would not be having your period, and the tests would not be saying negative.
I know what it's like to have that constant, nagging fear always lurking in the back of your mind. Unfortunately that's pretty common among young women.
One way to help get rid of that fear is to be on a good form of birth control, like the shot or an implant, and also use condoms at the same time.
Take care,
Deb
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