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Hi, so my bf and I were fooling around 2 months ago. And by fooling around he inserted in me but we didnt really do it. He just penetrated but that was all. No movement and stayed there for at least less than a minute. Im quite anxious and aware of pregnancy because we didnt have any sort of protection. He already peed after his last ejaculation.

I got my period a day early last month. It lasted the same days it normally does (7-8 days) but felt anxious still cause i had period cramps that were really bad than before, felt like vommiting one time during my period. And then after my period was over I felt gassy, burping and farting for no reason and a bit of nausea. So it made my anxiety worst. I felt light headed on some days and nausea. I went to my gp already and told her everything and she said she believes its my period and Im just anxious and stressed. Still anxious cause I read too much on the internet that some women get periods during pregnancy.

I got my period this month, one day late but normally it really does start on that day originally (8th of the month). I took a pregnancy test and both were negative (and i were pg Id be 9 weeks by now so hpt should be accurate). But i feel a bit of tingling on my breast and muscle spasms on my legs.

Is it possible to be pregnant despite all this or my anxiety is just that high...sorry for the long question

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