Pregnancy???

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i had semen on my hands . I washed it off once or twice . Around half an hour or an hour later i was washing myself and put my fingers into my vagina . 3 weeks later i took a HCG blood test that came out negative . That same night i started bleeding for about a week and I think it was my period . About 2 or 3 days after the bleeding finished I took another HCG blood test that came out negative . Is there any chance that this could cause pregnancy? It is now around a month later and i havent gotten my period but i have my period symptoms including cramping. I have irregular periods in general but I don’t know if it’s because of stress or because I’m always thinking about it. Is it pregnancy?? Please let me know

[alexaalee12]

Based on the information provided, it seems unlikely that you are pregnant. You took HCG blood tests, and both came out negative. Additionally, you experienced bleeding that resembled your period. However, irregular periods can be influenced by various factors, including stress and anxiety. If you continue to be concerned or if your menstrual cycle remains irregular, it's advisable to consult with a healthcare professional. They can provide a more accurate assessment of your situation, address any concerns, and discuss factors that might be influencing your menstrual cycle.

[gracehealth]

The negative HCG blood tests and the bleeding that resembled your normal period are good signs. Irregular periods can happen for all sorts of reasons, like stress or just normal variation.

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