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Pregnant !!??!! :/ :/

I am 16 about to turn seventeen, I have a very regulated cycle, I have a period and I start exactly every 28 days. I was supposed to start my period Sunday and didn't. Friday at around 2 or 3 in the morning bmy boyfriend and I had sex and he finished inside me. I am never ever late on my period :O Is there a possiblity I could be pregnant? According to my period tracker, idk how precise when I ovulate and stuff is but according to that i ovulated around the 18. Idk, it's worrying me. :(
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1181036 tn?1367368640
Agree 100% with Factorymomma- take a test and USE PROTECTION next time. You want to enjoy the rest of your teenage years, not be a mom.
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1926656 tn?1334970201
If you're having unprotected sex, you can get pregnant.  
That said, tons of things can make your period late even if you're notoriously regular.
Things like: stress, illness, diet change, exercise increase (or decrease), change of meds you may be taking, or sometimes it's late to just be late.
What you need to do is take a home pregnancy test with your first mornings urine.  This is when the pregnancy hormone is most concentrated.
If negative, wait a week and test again if no period occurs.
If negative again, I would go ahead and call your ob and explain your situation and request a blood test.  it is the most sensitive and will tell you definitively if you are or are not.

Just remember condoms and birth control cost a LOT less than diapers.  Just fyi...
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