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PREGNANT??
Im 22 years old and had sex about 4 days ago with my boyfriend. i was suppose to get my period soon but i still haven't yet. He did *** inside me and now Iv'e been feeling weird and sick for the last day or two. I took the contraceptive pill right after but I'm still worried. Could i still be pregnant. Should i be scared? What can i do to prevent myself from being Pregnant or find out if i am or not. THANKS!
The Plan B pill can make your period irregular, so really it could just be that. But remember, that pill isn't 100% effective. If you don't want to get pregnant you should really consider a more permanent form of contraception along with condoms to protect against diseases too.
I THINK I HAVE TO WAIT ABOUT 14 DAYS TO GET ONE OF THOSE TESTS DONE. THANKS FOR THE ADVICE :)
THANKSS.. MAYBE I SHOULD TAKE IT EASY... and i took Plan B about a few hrs after. My period should be due. But thanks alot :)
Just wait, I'd say, another couple of weeks and take one of those home pregnancy tests.
Symptoms don't necessarily mean pregnancy and you should never go on them, and most certainly you wouldn't feel anything 4 days after intercourse. Do you mean you took the morning after pill right after? Or are you on the pill as a form of contraception?
It would also depend when you next period is due, because if you sex around the time of ovulation (which if you have a normal 28day cycle would be around 14 days before your period) then you are most likely to get pregnant.
If you stress about it, then that can delay your period. So take it easy, and wait it out. Take a test if you period is late to settle you mind.
It would also depend when you next period is due, because if you sex around the time of ovulation (which if you have a normal 28day cycle would be around 14 days before your period) then you are most likely to get pregnant.
If you stress about it, then that can delay your period. So take it easy, and wait it out. Take a test if you period is late to settle you mind.
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