It would be wise to take another pregnancy test in a few days and possibly consult with a doctor to discuss your options. Remember that a missed period doesn't always mean you are pregnant. It's important to use an accurate form of contraception to avoid any unplanned pregnancies. If you are unsure about your current method of birth control, it's best to consult a healthcare professional for guidance.
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