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Could I be pregnant?
Now I know the most accurate and only ways to know if I am pregnant is to
1. Take a pregnancy test or
2. Have a blood test done
Now since I'm inpatient and stressing out about this I would just like some feed back
On 3/17/18 I had sex with my boyfriend; 2 days before ovulation and 3 days after my last period ended. He ejaculated in me (something he has never done) we don't use condoms and I am not on birth control. I've recently been feeling a weird feeling in my stomach almost like my period is coming (like cramps) and a sort of tugging/pulling in my belly button. I felt a bit sea sick but not to the point of vommitting (lasted about 1min if that). I took 2 pregnancy tests and both came back negative. (Tests were taken 5 days after having intercourse)
Did I take the tests too early? Is it just too soon to tell if I am or not?
1. Take a pregnancy test or
2. Have a blood test done
Now since I'm inpatient and stressing out about this I would just like some feed back
On 3/17/18 I had sex with my boyfriend; 2 days before ovulation and 3 days after my last period ended. He ejaculated in me (something he has never done) we don't use condoms and I am not on birth control. I've recently been feeling a weird feeling in my stomach almost like my period is coming (like cramps) and a sort of tugging/pulling in my belly button. I felt a bit sea sick but not to the point of vommitting (lasted about 1min if that). I took 2 pregnancy tests and both came back negative. (Tests were taken 5 days after having intercourse)
Did I take the tests too early? Is it just too soon to tell if I am or not?
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