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Hi, I'm a 17 year old girl and obviously the last thing I would want is to be pregnant.

However, three days prior to ovulation by boyfriend and I were making out and things got a little heated, which is normal. We both agreed that if I'm ovulating we wouldn't ever risk penetration or dry humping without clothes. We also agreed at least one of us would keep clothes on at all times We did dry humping with clothes on and he came, inside his clothing. Later, he fingered me. I'm pretty sure he didn't have semen on his fingers but I'm not sure. My period is 1 day late and my cervix is at medium height with no discharge. I have sore breasts and slight nausea. Is there any way I could be pregnant?

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