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Missed period ,protected sex, negative test

I am 19 years old.. i had my last periods 8 weeks before.. i had protected sex 7 weeks ago.. just after i finished my last periods.. i did a home pregnancy test 2weeks after my missed periods.. and it was negative... I am really scared!! I didn't had my periods till now.. and also scared to go to a doctor!! Am i pregnant or its just my periods late???? Please help!!!
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No, youre not pregant as it is protected and negative in PT,  maybe youre delayed because you overthink too much.
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Pregnancy tests are pretty accurate.  Take another one, if it is still negative, it is doubtful you are pregnant.  You are now having a period?  Trying to understand your post.  I had periods every three to four months for over a year due to a slow thyroid and production naturally in my body of too much estrogen.  You can't be scared to go the doctor.  Taking care of yourself and facing situations is part of being mature enough to have sex, hon.  good luck
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Thank you soo much!!!
Its been 1 and half month i had sex... And no other symptoms can be shown other than 3 weeks late period... Does that mean i am pregnant?
Again, it's doubtful that you are pregnant.  Those tests are pretty accurate unless taken too early or if used incorrectly.  You can always take one more but do doubt that you are pregnant and would say NO, you probably are not.  
Okay ... Thank you sooo much
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