Possibly pregnancy

[VAL]

I've been on the Depo Shot since July 27,2017. I have never missed or been late for a shot. On January 6,2019 at about 4p.m I received my depo shot. On Jan 7 at around 9pm boyfriend went to bathroom and washed his hands then fingered me. After made out for 5 mins with full clothing on, a little bit of grinding. I did not touch him or give him a "hand job" . Since then I've taken 12 pregnancy test every month since then all of which have been negative ( also suffer with anxiety disorder). I also had a full blown period on April 6 ( the day of next shot due date) but I took the shot on April 7th. Also boyfriend says he never ejaculated nor had any semen on his hands never. Do you think there is reason for any more concern about potential pregnancy?

[Sam W]

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