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My girlfriend had her previous periods on 08/01/2016 & 09/02/2016. We messed up on 28/02/2016 & she did possibly ovulate around 28-29 February 2016. She gave me a blowjob and some semen was swallowed by her. After that we kissed each other and even washed our hands completely with liquid soap. I then fingered her and after about 3-4 minutes, I went oral on her. Are there any possibilities of she being pregnant from fingering her or going oral on her with sperm (if any) in my mouth into her vagina.?

Today is her CD33 and she did possibly ovulate around 28-29 February 2016. Also she is having lower back pains, she feels a bit giddy, she even has abdominal pain on all sides of her abdomen. There are no signs of her period, infact these look like pregnancy symptoms as various pages on internet say. Please help we are scared. We haven't had sexual intercourse.

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