ask: i think im pregnant
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November 19, 2009 - 1:18pm
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ok, i had sexy last month and i was having some pane im breast where sour and cramps hear and there.... there this month i was having pane my breast where sour again and i was having cramps and then my period came on it was light then its got heavy but my stomach is hard still like really am i pregnant or wat
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Hi,
When you have your menstrual period, this means you are not pregnant.
It is the absence of a menstrual period that could indicate pregnancy.
Was this your primary concern, or are you concerned about your sore breasts? Many women experience breast tenderness/soreness and cramping, as well as feeling bloated with some digestive "distress" (probably why your stomach feels "hard"). Menstruation can cause all of these symptoms, as well as others (headaches, moodiness, etc).
When you had sex, did you use any form of birth control (condom or pill, for example)? Please be sure to use protection, so that you do not worry about an unexpected pregnancy in the future, and if you have any questions about birth control, we would love to help you answer them!
November 19, 2009 - 2:03pmThis Comment
Me and my boyfriend just had sex but we took it out before he ejaculated but then someone told me their is pre ejaculation and now i feel really weird is it possible for me to be pregnant ?? im scared!!!
July 15, 2011 - 5:25pmHi,
July 15, 2011 - 5:55pmThere is always a chance with pre-ejaculation or even using withdrawal that sperm is released and can fertilized an egg. This leads to pregnancy. Try to relax. Wait. You need to be late with your period by one week before you can take a home pregnancy test and get accurate results. In the future, to prevent an unwanted pregnancy, you have two choices. Either you need to use birth control or your partner needs to use a condom, with every sexual encounter.