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Am I Pregnant?

So my last menstural cycle was March 29th-April 1st. My boyfriend and I never use protection and I'm not on any type of birth control. I usually get my period around the 20ths and I didn't get my period last month. On April 29th my boyfriend and I had sex and he came but we still kept going. The next morning I took plan b. As of yesterday I started feeling slight cramps, I've been feeling bloated, and I started to get white milky discharge. What could this mean? When should I take a pregnancy test? Are these side effects of plan b or early pregnancy symptoms?
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Hey Lynda,
It's nothing to stress over for now just relax and try to not have sexual encounters until you are ready for the possibility of a child. Maybe your boyfriend or yourself can go together to a pharmacy and one of you can get a test just to relax your mind. Wait a few days after your missed period and then take another one a week later. If they both come up negative then go to the doctors because you could have ovarian cysts or something of that nature. Also I have read studies that plan Bs can have a lot of side effects so I personally stay away from those. I also missed a period last month but had all the symptoms and wasn't pregnant so I will be checking that out. Period symptoms include (but not limited to): Swollen breasts, bloating, diarrhea, constipation, cramps, cravings, hot flashes. Pregnancy symptoms include (but not limited to): swoken breasts and areolle, cramps, dizziness, fatigue, white stretchy discharge, high cervix, fatigue. I hope you can get the results you want.
Good luck!
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