Part of your question got cut off. Are you asking if you might be pregnant? Or do you have another question?
I'm going to guess that you're wondering if you might be pregnant. It would help me to know the following:
How long do you normally go between periods?
Did you have unprotected sex during your most fertile time?
Have you taken a home pregnancy test?
Let's work the numbers a little and see what we can figure out for you.
If your cycles are normally 28 days long, and your last period started April 4, your most fertile time would have been between April 14 and April 24th. If your cycles are normally 30 days long, your most fertile time would have been between April 16 and April 26. In either case, your next period should have started about two weeks after ovulation, which should probably have been last week.
Have you taken a home pregnancy test? That's probably the first thing I would do. If you have, and it was negative, then I'd relax and wait another week or so and see if your period comes. Often, stress, changes in nutrition or changes in exercise levels can make our periods late (we're getting a lot of questions about this right now, especially since school is ending and the weather is warmer).
Some of your symptoms are consistent with early pregnancy signs. Are you okay with it if this is the case? Can we find you more information?
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Hi, Anon, and welcome to EmpowHer!
Part of your question got cut off. Are you asking if you might be pregnant? Or do you have another question?
I'm going to guess that you're wondering if you might be pregnant. It would help me to know the following:
How long do you normally go between periods?
Did you have unprotected sex during your most fertile time?
Have you taken a home pregnancy test?
Let's work the numbers a little and see what we can figure out for you.
If your cycles are normally 28 days long, and your last period started April 4, your most fertile time would have been between April 14 and April 24th. If your cycles are normally 30 days long, your most fertile time would have been between April 16 and April 26. In either case, your next period should have started about two weeks after ovulation, which should probably have been last week.
Have you taken a home pregnancy test? That's probably the first thing I would do. If you have, and it was negative, then I'd relax and wait another week or so and see if your period comes. Often, stress, changes in nutrition or changes in exercise levels can make our periods late (we're getting a lot of questions about this right now, especially since school is ending and the weather is warmer).
Some of your symptoms are consistent with early pregnancy signs. Are you okay with it if this is the case? Can we find you more information?
May 19, 2009 - 10:17amThis Comment
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