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Sore breast 2 weeks before my cycle. sex 6 days ago used pull out method. could i be pregnant or having early symptoms of my period?
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Pull out: Method is not an effective method of contraception and does not protect from STD. Hence you could get pregnant. 6 days usually may be too early to notice the signs of pregnancy as implantation may have not occured
Answered 2/5/2015
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