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Frequent urination, side, back pain. little bit of nausea, we used condoms and we didn't have sex near ovulation. how likely is pregnancy?
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Unlikely: Using condoms properly and not having sex near ovulation would profoundly decrease the risk of you getting pregnant. With the pain and frequency, you need to be checked for a urinary tract infection though. Good luck.
Answered 2/15/2014
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