Am I pregnant or is this side effects ?

By <name>/u/No_Apricot_8986</name><uri>https://old.reddit.com/user/No_Apricot_8986</uri>

I'm 19F , i hadn't been sexually intimate with anyone until very recently on 1st of July i had sex with someone. And we used protection even with that when je ejaculated it didn't happen during penetration. But before we put on the protection(male condom) there was slightly rubbing barely (no penetration but rubbing only) and I'm pretty sure there was no precum too. Since it was my first time I bled quite a bit not exactly too much but I did bleed because I'm not used to fingering or something so it was quite difficult. Just in case and to put my mind at ease i took an ipill on 2nd pf July. My last periods ended on 27 so the sex happened 3-4 days after my last period so i dont think so I was in my fertile days. After taking the ipill there weren't as such side effects but I noticed like a very slight milky discharge from my left breast but that was only on squeezing and I heard that can happen from nipple stimulation too (which happens a lot in my case) Everything was going great now yesterday(10th July) I noticed some blood so i thought maybe because of ipill my periods came early but it wasnt exactly a period. The pad i wore had just few spots nothing else. And then it stopped all together when I woke up next morning no spots. And yesterday night I was feeling little cramps like very light but some stomachache maybe it could be because I've been eating too much sweet these days and it happens to me when I eat sweets. Should I go to a doctor ? What is happening here ? Am I pregnant ? Edit - just saw some spots on my pad again and still bleeding very lightly is this actually a period ? P.s. :- I never ever want children(its something I've always known) so pregnancy from a hookup is something I can't ever ever afford so please help me out with some advice. submitted by /u/No_Apricot_8986 [link] [comments]

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