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Hi. I just recently started to be sexually active since last month. I take birth control and last month was the second month I've been taking the pill. The first month on April I lost my virginity. I was using a condom and I was also taking birth control. I missed one pill that month, but I doubled up the next day. I was worried that I was pregnant because my period was 2 days late. But I got my period on the third day while I was taking the sugar pills. In the month of April I was more sexually active and my boyfriend ejaculated in me with a condom of course. In the month of June however, we only had sex 2 times(June 7 and June 13). I was still on the pill and was still using condoms, he also pulled out and did not ejaculate in me. But when I was taking my sugar pills, I never got my period. There are 4 sugar pills in my birth control pack and 24 active pills. So on the 3rd day (June 25) I was taking my 3rd sugar pill, I took a pregnancy test (first response) and it turned out negative. I waited 4 days later and took another pregnancy test (June 30) and it also turned out negative. Now my period is supposed to come this saturday on the 19th. I am already experiencing white discharge on my underwear. Doesn't white discharge mean ovulation? And if I am ovulating doesn't that mean I'm not pregnant? I'm pretty sure that I took the tests at the right time and the brand of the test is pretty accurate and can tell 6 days before my missed period. Does this mean I am not pregnant? Or did I take the pregnancy test too early? Should I take another pregnancy test just to be positively sure? Did I take the tests at the right time for it to be accurate? Please help!! I'm so nervous and worried!
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