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Could I be pregant

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Nia27
Nia27

I had unprotected sex 2 days after I ovulated, and my period came 2 days late. Once it came it was lighter than usual close to spotting, the cramps I had were very faint to none and they would come and go. The second day the flow became a little bit heavier. I still don't have my regular period cramps.

My left butt cheek aches

My left breast has a scanty ache on the side by the armpit on and off

I'm slightly exausted

My appetite isn't the same/not eating as much

I sometimes feel light headed upon standing..

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  • Misssy2
    Misssy2 Nia27

    Posted

    you wouldn't feel symptoms this fast..Paranoia...take birth control from now on.

    • Nia27
      Nia27 Misssy2

      Posted

      So even though this took place 2 weeks ago it isn't likely for me to be pregnant ?

    • Misssy2
      Misssy2 Nia27

      Posted

      I'm not saying it isn't likely.

      I'm just saying it would be too early to have the symptoms you have.

      You had your period....although I had mine for 4 months when i was pregnant with first child.

      Get a pregnancy test to ease your mind?

       

  • Steph9283
    Steph9283 Nia27

    Posted

    Have to agree with Misssy........You wouldnt feel symptoms this early into a pregnancy.You say that your period came,so its more than likely that your not,its just that your period is different from how it usually is,which can happen as im sure your aware.If in doubt do a test in a couple of weeks.
    • Nia27
      Nia27 Steph9283

      Posted

      Yea I'm just going to take a test just to be 100%sure, thanks..

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