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Wondering if I could be pregnant

I'm 18 years old. And my boyfriend and I had unprotected sex. We used the pull out method but I'm not sure if he pulled out in time. We did it about 4days ago. And since then I've been feeling really tired lately, and I've been nausea. And I've been feeling bloated too. I know it's too soon to take a pee pregnancy test. And my boyfriend doesn't know about this either. I don't wanna tell him until I know if I am or not. I was wondering what you all had to say about it. And if you can give me any advice that would be great.  
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Thanks so much for the advice. I know that we should of used condoms but it kinda just happened. And with other medications I'm on I can't take birthcontrol.
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I have advice. :)   If you're not you need to buy the condoms or get on birth control.  My BFF had her first baby at 19. It's been a difficult road financially for her.  BC is free on most insurance plans now.  If you're on your parents plan and feel funny about them knowing then you can go to a clinic like planned parenthood or other community resource and confidentially get very low cost meds.  Take responsibility right away so you're not scared next month too.  Good luck.
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You won't be able to know or even show symptoms of pregnancy until a missed period. So in the next 4 weeks u will know,  it's impossible to know after 4 days.
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