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Hi all sorry I know I'm not supposed to post question here but I was in such panic because I was not ready to be a mom now.. So please help me!

This is my case.

1. My last period ended on April 1st.
2. On April 10th, we had sex with abstinence, my boyfriend acidentally ejaculated near my vulva, so to be safe I took Plan B 16 hours later.
3. On April 17th I got 3-day bleeding just like my period with some clots.
4. On April 24th, we made out again, this time he touched his penis for a little then touch mine after.
5. We had protected sex with condoms on April 26th, April 30th, May 8th and May 9th. He usually ejaculated while still inside me. No breakage or leakage but we didn't check for holes after.
Also, on May 8th boyfriend found some semen (or my fluid, idk) at the base of the condom after withdrawal.
6. I took 4 hpt on May 5th, May 13th, May 15th, and May 18th but they showed negative.
May 22nd, took a blood test and hCG < 0.1

However I got no period since April 1st until now May 29th, still no period show up.

I've just read about cryptic pregnancy (women cannot know they are pregnant until 7th month). As I mentioned, I'm not ready to have kids now, so I want to know asap to have some plans about it, but with cryptic pregnancy....

So I was totally freak out. Help!

And I want to ask what I should do next... Obviously I should go to OB/Gyn but any chances that I'm not pregnant so that I don't have to go?

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