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Can a woman have pregnancy symptoms a week after intercourse?

My boyfriend and I had intercourse about 8 days ago.  We always use protection but last time for about a minute or two we didnt.  We proceeded to use one and even with condom on we used the pulled out system.  Now it's the 8th day and my nipples are too tender to the touch.  I know this might sound very silly but I wonder if it might be a sign of pregnancy?  Can any one help.  Can a woman have pregnancy symptoms a week after intercourse?
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Im not sure if you keep track of things that are going on in your body but my nipples and breast are always sore after i ovulate up until my cycle start. When i was preggo, the pain was different, it was more tender to touch but also sore. If you dont keep track of symptoms thats going on in your body its hard to say why your nipples/breast are sore.
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189069 tn?1323402138
It's not likely that you are pregnant, but there is always a chance even with protection. I first felt the symptoms after two weeks. Every pregnancy is different though. Wait until you actually miss your period and take a test. Good luck.
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644974 tn?1312758070
yes she can, however.... your boyfriend didnt *** inside you did he?
and most of the time you used protection?
what time of your cycle was is in relation to ovulation?
i think it would be very very unlikely although not mpossible and maybe your breasts are sore due to pms?
take care x
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