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Usually, pregnancy tests are very accurate if you do them correctly. If it isn't awkward for you to see her, I'd go with her when she takes the test. You don't have to neccessarily watch her do the test, but read the directions together and make sure she does it correctly to yield the most accurate answer. Also, make sure you see the negative or positive result. I work at RiteAid, and a couple who had just broken up came in and bought a pregnancy test because the girl claimed she was pregnant. They went into the bathroom and did it. She ended up not being pregnant. I think she said it only to scare him.

If she is indeed on the pill, the chances of getting pregnant are like, 1 or 2% I believe. It goes down if she takes it religiously (everyday at the same time). It's very rare, but it could happen. What Munchkin03 said is true - if she's on the pill, her periods should be very regular. (ie. When I was on it, mine came every Wednesday between 10am-12pm.) However, do you know if she missed a pill and had to take two? That might mess it up. Also, if she's just started to take the pill, she might not be adjusted to a regular schedule yet.

Calm down, and just make sure she's not lying to you.