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@prairie02 Unless you’re taking medication for tuberculosis, no your medication is not going to make your birth control defective. It’s common to have spotting on the pill. If you’re taking it as prescribed you don’t need to worry about pregnancy. Also since you’re on a combo pill you’re not...

@zobers It’s unlikely but possible. Nobody can give a %

@zobers You can say cum. Yes there is a risk.

@levette64 If the condom didn’t break you don’t need to worry about pregnancy. You likely saw your own fluids. Plan b can delay your cycle.

@wiseracoon If you were shedding your uterus lining you would not be pregnant. I’m not saying you should get an ultrasound, I’m saying in general it would be obvious but there was nothing you did that can cause pregnancy and the blood tests were negative. You’re 10000000% not pregnant

Also I don’t know where you’re reading that bleeding makes your hcg undetectable but it’s not true your hcg levels from October would show it so would an ultrasound.

@wiseracoon Sperm cannot go through clothes. Nothing you did can cause pregnancy. You’re not pregnant

@yeshuaisgod How do you know you ovulated? A test is accurate 14 days after sex and definitive 21 days after. Your period might be “late” because you ovulated later

@ksenona An app doesn’t know when you’re ovulating. Plan b is up to 95% effective if taken within the first 24 hours since sex. There’s a max 30% chance of pregnancy per cycle. All you can do is test. A test is mostly accurate 14 days after sex and definitive 21 days after.

@broken1989 A test is definitive 21 days after sex, you’re not pregnant.

@but_first_coffee When did you last have unprotected sex? You can trust a result 14 days after sex and they’re definitive 21 days after.

@prairie02 If the condom didn’t break, you’re fine they’re made to be used without pullout. You can ovulate later due to illness you’re correct.

@brett1677 If you were pregnant, the tests would be positive. You’ve had your period, you’re not pregnant.