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I'm on the pill and I use condoms and my partner hasn't ever even ejaculated inside me. I got my period last week on the inactive pills and it was pretty normal as far as I'm concerned. Maybe a little lighter at first but it did increase in flow. The week before I got my period I started having back pain. It's gotten better but it is still there. I also started having some tummy trouble, more like gas and acid reflux type stuff than nausea or anything. This week, Ive started to have pain radiating from many points in my body and have had occasional tenderness in my boobs. Also, today I had a pretty large meal and I was hungry maybe two hours after it. I read that feeling hungry like that can be a sign of pregnancy, plus tummy trouble, back pain, boob tenderness, funny tingly feelings in my arms and legs, and possibly implantation bleeding. The last time my partner and I had sex was two days befor my period started but I doubt I'd show symptoms at two weeks. I'm wondering though if I've been having pains and stuff due more to me being less active than usual lately and lots of stress at school. Could I be pregnant?? Or maybe it's my pill or stress? I'm really not sure what to think

The pain and stuff isn't constant and I'm also wondering if my boobs are due to my bra because it's mostly where my wire is but also throughout the rest of my boob very rarely

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