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I had protected sex on 9 january and he pulled out before ejaculating. first day of my last period was on 27dec last couple of cycles were 33-34 days. i should have gotten my period today. is it possible that i'm pregnant? i have no symptoms like nausea o
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Seems unlikely: If sex was protected and he pulled out before ejaculating it would seem most unlikely. If you do not get your period as usual then get a pregnancy test.
Answered 1/28/2016
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