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Pregnant or overthinking

I have been with my boyfriend ever since I was 14, I started my sexual life with him at age 16. I am almost 18 now.
I have been through a lot recently, losing some family members to cancer. I've had this extreme baby fever and the will to start a family on my own.
I am on YAZ pill, I've had sex with my boyfriend (without condom and without any *** being involved, only precum) the day I was supposed to be "ovulating" but since yaz is supposed to stop this It is highly unlikely that I ovulated, I had no ovulation symptoms.
Today my period should have been here already, but it isn't. I'm having some mild cramping, tender breasts, acne, low back aches, decreased appetite, basically my normal PMS symptoms that are lighter now thanks to Yaz. I've also felt nervousness, some nausea and lightheadness earlier this week due to some really stressful events in my life.
Now I've been thinking If I might be pregnant or not, or If I'm just paranoic or overthinking a lot. I'm 17, 4 months away from being 18. Pregnancy wouldn't be the worst thing in the world, neither the best (not because I can't carry it but because of financial issues)
I'm feeling confused and almost depressed since regardless of the results (pregnant or not) I will be sad in a way and happy in another.
What do you guys think?
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13167 tn?1327194124
Can you take a pregnancy test?  All the symptoms you list may be caused by YAZ,  which is pretty reliable birth control.  
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