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So about 5 days ago I gave my bf a blowjob and after he finished he went to the bathroom to wash off and pee. About ten minutes after that we went for round two and we didn’t have actual intercourse but I sat on top of him (both naked). Yesterday and today I started getting cramps. I use an app that tracks ovulation and my period and it says my most fertile day is in two days. I know cramps can happen around ovulation but they are also early signs of pregnancy. Is it possible that there was still semen on his penis and it got into me and got me pregnant? I’m not sure if I’m just being paranoid or if it is possible that I am showing early signs already? the day we hooked up was the day right after my period completely ended (no more brown discharge that happens on the last two days of my period). Is washing semen off a penis effective in getting rid of sperm? I would like to know early on if I could be pregnant

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