- So you didn't have a period in January?
- I also asked: What do you mean by "he didn't put inside"? What didn't he "put inside"?
- If 4 Feb was the first time you had any sexual activity (including mutual masturbation) then It may just be that your periods haven't settled since the birth.
- You can only get pregnant if sperm enters your vagina at a fertile time.
- If you did ovulate on 4 Feb, then you would not likely be pregnant yet; implantation probably wouldn't have happened yet.
Can you confirm that 4 Feb was the first time (since the birth) you had any type of sexual activity (including mutual masturbation)?
If 4 Feb were a fertile day, then you would not expect a period to start before 18 Feb.
I had unprotected sex last Feb 5 this 2018 and I took my first pack of contraceptive again at Feb 13 and I expect my period this Feb 15th but I'm delayed until now that I'm 14 days delayed. Am I pregnant?
However, the likelihood is that 5 Feb was not a fertile day, so you may not be pregnant.
The chances are that you are not pregnant, but a home test should be reliable.
Be careful. You had sex once, then thought you "will not have sex ever again", but you did! You didn't give the circumstances. Casual sex has greater risks of STI/STD as well a pregnancy, especially unprotected. So a condom is a must - always. What are your future plans?
You would still be taking the pills of your second pack, so you should not expect your period to start until the pack is finished (13 March). You started the second pack 13 Feb, so you should not have expected your period to start on 15 Feb.
You said, "I've done a test earlier and I did get a negative result". If that "earlier" was no earlier than 26 Feb, then it should be reliable. Yes, morning urine is more concentrated, and another test would, I expect, confirm the earlier one. Btw, you might not yet experience any signs of pregnancy even if you were pregnant (I don't think you are)