Paranoid about being pregnant

[Mal99mo]

So here's my story, I found out I was pregnant on November it was Black Friday, and because I'm in a age that I'm not prepared to have a baby, my partner and I decided to have an medical abortion.. it was very hard to deal with. I had the abortion Tuesday of November, everything was fine then I started birth control that coming up Sunday, so when taking the first month i of course was spotting then on the sugar pills I was bleeding heavier like a period so I'm guessing that was my period! Then I started my second month of birth control , I took Sunday and Monday pills then that Tuesday I had sex finally for the first time after the abortion , we used protection for the first rounds then the last one we didn't just a few minutes but my partner never came at all, then I took my pill at the time I always take it. So is there a chance I'm pregnant?
After started this month I been having abdominal pain and rn I been having diarrhea, I don't know if it's the birth control but I haven't had sex ever since because I was paranoid

[Jacob]

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