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So my girlfriend and I fooled around on 8th March, I fingered her and I think I had precum on my finger. I am not sure though as I probably touched her before fingering her and the chances of it getting wiped off is still there. She got a periods 2 days later.
Now almost a month after it happened, my girlfriend is seeing brown discharge through her vagina. She is not sure what that is, and it is freaking us out!
I know the chances of pregnancy are very very low, but is there any chance? Should I be worried?

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You mentioned that your girlfriend is having brown discharge. We've made a new thread to talk about that with you here: http://www.scarleteen.com/bb/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=5827
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