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I missed my period
I'm 14 I usually get my period every month it started to act weird in October it only lasted for 2 days and it was brown and thick. I had Intercourse for the first time October 30th and I missed my period in november and still haven't got it. Could I be pregnant? Or is my period acting up. Me and my partner used protection. What should I do I'm really scared I'm way to young for all of this.
TBH you could buy one or go to The Brooke (it's a clinic) which you can a pregnancy test for free, such an amazing place I dunno whether you'll have one near you but you could always check online. Hope this helps, good luck sweetie xx
Can someone please try to help me I'm really scared I don't have a mom and I could never imagine telling my dad this
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Hi there - I know this is stressful, but please know that when you are young your period can be irregular, even if it was regular before. Also, stress can cause your cycle to be out of whack.
You used protection, which was smart. However, there is always the possibility that it failed. I hate to say that as I don't want you to stress out even more, but it is a possibility.
Do you have a way to get to a store and buy a home pregnancy test? At this point, a home test should show positive if you are, indeed, pregnant. Many women recommend tests at the dollar store, but any test you could get your hands on would be helpful. Also, you might check on women's clinics in your area, like Planned Parenthood. Many offer free, confidential testing.
You used protection, which was smart. However, there is always the possibility that it failed. I hate to say that as I don't want you to stress out even more, but it is a possibility.
Do you have a way to get to a store and buy a home pregnancy test? At this point, a home test should show positive if you are, indeed, pregnant. Many women recommend tests at the dollar store, but any test you could get your hands on would be helpful. Also, you might check on women's clinics in your area, like Planned Parenthood. Many offer free, confidential testing.
Thank you I have the money to buy a test I can try to walk to the store I don't have anyone to bring me
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