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Hi! I'm a 18 years old, female.

I've been having constant white milky discharge for 6 days now. I have not been itching down there and no signs of irritation too.
I also have been having mild aches on my breast, they've become tender and sensitive to touch.

I've lost my virginity to my boyfriend 2 weeks ago when my period finished. We used a condom. He fingered me several times before we did "it".
It was really rough and I felt really sore after that.

When we did "it", I felt really sore and painful but I did not bleed.

Three days later I noticed I had blood/brown discharge and I was bleeding for 2 days. Though, it was a small amout of blood but when I put my finger it, it was fresh blood. Like a period.

I've been having other symptoms like my lower back aching? And my stomach feeling a bit full even if I eat a small amount of food. I'm really scared and confused because I don't know what's happening.

I've googled my symptoms and they all appear pregnancy symptoms. I have not taken pregnancy test and my period is suppose to come in 2 days.

I don't want to be pregnant and I'm not ready. In my country abortion is illegal and I don't want to keep the baby because I want to proceed with my studies and I'm not mentally and financially ready. My parents would be really disappointed if I'm really pregnant.
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Early pregnancy symptoms (before the next period is due) are very, very subtle if there are any at all. You might be seeing hormonal symptoms of any kind, they pretty much all look alike this early.

All you can do is take a pregnancy test when your period is due. You could also go to a doctor for a blood test now, it would pick up the hCG in your system (if you have any) before the period is due.

If you are pregnant, adoption is doubtless a choice open to you if abortion is not. I'm sorry, but there aren't any "I'm regretful because of the possible consequences" guarantees based on symptoms, at this point. You need to find out what you are facing.

Please try not to worry yourself into a state of anxiety until you find that worry is really necessary. And if you are not pregnant, please look into forms of birth control.
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