Spotting before period, after sex

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Spotting before period, after sex

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Hi, sorry for wrong grammar but I just want to ask something. On august 14, Me and my boyfriend had sex, we use condom.. we had sex before my period And After i touch his thing, I’ve washed my hands and my private part. after that I masturbate. Is it possible to get pregnant by doing that? this morning, I saw some spot in my underwear which is color brown. Please answer asap. Overthinking really kills me, I have exam tomorrow I don’t know what to do.
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Re: Spotting before period, after sex

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Hi pancake!

Welcome to scarleteen.

Firstly, I see you have posted this same question twice. Please only post once thank you.

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