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Is it possible at all that I am pregnant?

I lost my virginity shortly before New Years and we didn't use any protection.  I still was on my period at the time, but a day later my period was over.  Now it is nearly 3 and a half weeks later.  For several days now, I have noticed myself urinating more frequently.  My breasts are much more sore than they usually are when I have PMS.  The past two days I have become really fatigued, and at one point felt light-headed.  I have been researching online but really can't tell the difference between PMS symptoms and signs of early pregnancy.  I'm a little scared, but at the same time, hoping that I AM pregnant.  Is it really possible?
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189069 tn?1323402138
Yes, you should be able to test now, since you're so close to your next cycle.  But being so close to your next cycle, it's also a possibility that you are having PMS symptoms instead. We are most fertile from day 12 to day 16 starting from the first day of our period.  Take a test as soon as you miss your period. Good luck.
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187316 tn?1386356682
By now you should be getting a positive pregnancy test if you were indeed pregnant. I would however say that the chances are slim since women usually ovulate mid cycle and you were on your period at that time. Best thing to do would be to get a pregnancy test. Most likely though it is just PMS.
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