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So a little over a week ago, I have my boyfriend oral and somewhat of a hand job. He did not ejaculate, but he did say there was likely some precum. Afterwards, maybe like 5 minutes after, I didn't wash my hands, and used the bathroom and wiped with the hand I used. Is there any chance the sperm could get through the toilet paper? I'm really freaking out, if I got pregnant right now it'd be really bad. So far I have symptoms like gas and nausea, sore breasts, and cramping, although these are usual for pms with me, but I know they can be the same. Yesterday I took a test but it was 6 days before expected period, although it was negative. I have another one and I think I'm going to take it tomorrow, 4 days before, if that will be accurate. Just can someone please tell me how likely pregnancy is?

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