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For the past two weeks ive been have stomach pains and ive been getting nauseous, and having head aches, i still have one more week before my period, i just ddont understand why ive been feeling so bad could i be pregnant? but its only been about two and a half weeks since ive had sex.. but it was unprotected.. but he used the pull out method
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82861 tn?1333453911
There is a word for couples who practice the withdrawal (pull out) method of birth control -  parents.  Sorry, I don't mean to be a smartazz, but withdrawal is one of the least reliable birth control methods - right up there with the rhythm method.  It's certainly possible that you might be pregnant, but it could be something else having nothing to do with your menstrual cycle.  Your body is telling you something is wrong, and after two weeks of symptoms, you need to be evaluated by a doctor.  Please make an appointment or at least go to an urgent care clinic if you don't have a regular family doctor.  Hope you feel better soon.  :-)
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1569750 tn?1295589154
Well yes pregnancy is always a possibility when having unprotected sex. The pull out method can be very effective if done correctly but precum has semen in it that is capable of fertilizing an egg. Your symptom sound premenstrual but if you miss your period take a pregnancy test. Best wishes BB
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