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possible pregnet?

Im 17 years old me and my boyfried have sex alot always unprotected.. and nothing bad normally happens. Lately I have been haveing headachs constently. I started my period early like a week early and it only lasted like a couple hours and was very light. My breast have lines on them. So I dont know if this could mean that I am possibly pregnet or what?
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You should check into getting a pregnancy test and getting birth control if your going to be having unprotected test. And the blood is spotting you could very well be pregnant. Get a test .
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When I fell pregnant with my first daughter I had light spotting around the time my period was due for the first 2 months, and I was indeed pregnant!  You need to take a test to find out.  Bringing a child into the world is a very big responsibility and not an easy job.  You're only 17, you should be having fun going out with your friends- making the most of being a teenager!  You can't get those years back.  Like penswriter said, if you are not pregnant you should go on birth control.  
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If you're having unprotected sex yes you can be pregnant. The only way you'll know is to take an hpt. If you're not pregnant I highly suggest getting on some form of b/c and ALWAYS using condoms.
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