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Is this possibly pregnancy?
Hi, I'm 21 years old and I have a dilemma. I'll try not to ramble..
Is it possible to be pregnant by accidentally figuring yourself, not directly after, but after some time passed from touching my bf (he ejaculated on my hand) and then touching myself down there while on my period?
My hand were not exactly wet, and I touched door knobs before it happened.
My last period was Jan 12th or so and he touched me on the 15th or so... I experienced normal ovulation I believe (I saw vaginal discharge that was clear) on the 22nd or so.
What has caused me to feel freaked out is that my breast started to fell sore on the 30th, but my period is not until Feb. 10th (estimated day). They seem sorer than normal, but I don't know if I'm paranoid or what...
I had strange slight sharp cramping pain in my uterus and ovaries and my anal area felt like that too (this was last thurs) but the day before that I took antibiotics... so I don't know if thats what caused it.
What does it sound like to you guys? I can't concentrate on school becuase my mind is racing with this thought...
Is it possible to be pregnant by accidentally figuring yourself, not directly after, but after some time passed from touching my bf (he ejaculated on my hand) and then touching myself down there while on my period?
My hand were not exactly wet, and I touched door knobs before it happened.
My last period was Jan 12th or so and he touched me on the 15th or so... I experienced normal ovulation I believe (I saw vaginal discharge that was clear) on the 22nd or so.
What has caused me to feel freaked out is that my breast started to fell sore on the 30th, but my period is not until Feb. 10th (estimated day). They seem sorer than normal, but I don't know if I'm paranoid or what...
I had strange slight sharp cramping pain in my uterus and ovaries and my anal area felt like that too (this was last thurs) but the day before that I took antibiotics... so I don't know if thats what caused it.
What does it sound like to you guys? I can't concentrate on school becuase my mind is racing with this thought...
Pcogale-
Actually, one said feels more sore/achy than the other. My left breast (it is also a little bigger in size than my right) feels sore, but under my armpit and slight in front of it it hurts more than the rest when I press on the area I described.
I think another reason I've been feeling freaked out is because I read online that a woman can ovulate while on her period.. I've never heard that before either
Actually, one said feels more sore/achy than the other. My left breast (it is also a little bigger in size than my right) feels sore, but under my armpit and slight in front of it it hurts more than the rest when I press on the area I described.
I think another reason I've been feeling freaked out is because I read online that a woman can ovulate while on her period.. I've never heard that before either
It's extremely unlikely that you can fall pregnant given the scenario you have described. I'm also assuming that you washed your hands sometime after the act before you touched yourself. That would make it even less likely.
With your sore breast, is it one or both? If it's both then it's probably just the hormone associated with your cycle rather than being pregnant. It may be more apparent this month because you are stressing about potentially being pregnant.
If it's one, then you may have bumped it (even in your sleep) or injured it in some other way. Otherwise you may want this breast to be checked out by a doctor.
With your sore breast, is it one or both? If it's both then it's probably just the hormone associated with your cycle rather than being pregnant. It may be more apparent this month because you are stressing about potentially being pregnant.
If it's one, then you may have bumped it (even in your sleep) or injured it in some other way. Otherwise you may want this breast to be checked out by a doctor.
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