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Date rape, could I be pregnant?

I don't know how this situation could get any more embarrassing, so thank god for the internet. I had forced sex on the 6th, and my period is due on the 18th.

He didn't ejaculate because he was hardly able to get it in, but there was a lot of pre-ejaculate. I know that because before he was able to get himself in, he rubbed his penis all over my vaginal area for a couple of minutes and it was wet with pre-*** - I wasn't at all wet myself. He only ended up being inside me for a couple of minutes, and like I said he didn't ***.

I'm only worried because today, the 9th, I had a bit of spotting. I've never spotted before, and I've read that often within 3-5 days of unprotected sex there will be some "implantation spotting" during early pregnancy. I know that it's not likely, but is there enough chance here that I should be worried?
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I did have myself checked for any diseases or infections I may have caught yesterday, and am currently waiting on the results. It looks like it's going to be a long couple of weeks waiting to find out about this, too. Thanks for the input!
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First of all, did you see the police about this? Because this guy is on the loose and he's most likely doing this to other women, you need to make a police report. I'm so sorry you had to go through that. Precum can contain sperm, and it sounds like you were raped around the time of your ovulation, so there's a chance for pregnancy. Spotting can be caused from an STD, stress, abrasion, infection, tons of things, implantation spotting would occur about 6-12 days past unprotected sex, so it's much too early for it to be implantation. You can test and get an accurate result 14 days past the sex, so the 20th. I would definitely be tested for STD's, as well. Good luck hun!
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