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If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

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About 2 weeks ago, my boyfriend and I were making out (both fully clothed). I saw a dry, white line on my jeans a little while later. I touched it, trying to wipe it off. I do not remember how long after that I touched myself, but it was not immediate. Since last Saturday I have had nausea and chills in varying levels. A few days ago, I discovered small, white bumps on the inside of my vagina at the top and one larger red bump with a white top on the side. Just today, I began experiencing sharp pain in my ovaries. So, in summation, can I be pregnant?

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Hello, thanks for trusting Chat Doctor doctor for your health related queries.I guess your concern is-sudden appearance of white n red bumps on vagina, r u pregnant????well let's discuss with the info u have shared with us. Sudden appearance of white and red bumps near vagina is an abnormal thing. But u becoming pregnant from this mean...little speculative issue???n things u haven't shared with us-wen was your last menses?did u have your menses this time?we did u last sex with your bf??was sex without condoms???without info for these difficult to pinpoint 100% whether you are pregnant or not???well dear try out my suggestions:1.get urinary pregnancy test done.this urinary pregnancy test kits r available at your nearby medical store at affordable prices. Buy it, u can do it ourself.this test gives relief to your tension full mind whether you are pregnant or not. If the test is negative you are safe, if positive visit nearby gynecologist for further help.2.I strongly recommend for your red n white bumps issue to visit a nearby gynecologist as fast as possible.It's difficult to sort out this issue online.y I suggest gynecologist is they have a sound knowledge of female anatomy, so give expertise opinion of red white issue. I hope this discussion was useful, helpful n informative enough for your query u pregnant BCZ of white n red bumps. Regards, Chat Doctor. Get well soon dear.