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We used a condom and pulled out. period lighter than normal but on time. preg test neg two days after light period. am i pregnant?
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Unlikely: Pregnancy tests are often falsely negative early in the pregnancy.However, if you used a barrier method correctly your risk is very low.
Answered 4/30/2016
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