Unfortunately, I can't tell you if you're "safe", and can not tell you the percentage chance that you may be pregnant. We can only tell you if your behavior was risky on a scale of "slight" to "extremely", and the rest is up to your body, the timing...things we have no control over.
Pregnancy symptoms do not typically occur until about weeks 5-6..or even later. Some women, particularly those trying to become pregnant, may notice signs as early as 4 weeks. "Belly cramps" are not an early sign of pregnancy typically (they occur later), but every woman is different. Pregnancy symptoms and pre-menstrual symptoms are extremely similar, if not identical.
I don't understand your timing: you "finish your pill tomorrow" (meaning the hormone-containing pills?), then and your period starts 4 days later...is that correct? If so, the only thing you can do is wait until Friday for your period to begin. Good luck!
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Unfortunately, I can't tell you if you're "safe", and can not tell you the percentage chance that you may be pregnant. We can only tell you if your behavior was risky on a scale of "slight" to "extremely", and the rest is up to your body, the timing...things we have no control over.
Pregnancy symptoms do not typically occur until about weeks 5-6..or even later. Some women, particularly those trying to become pregnant, may notice signs as early as 4 weeks. "Belly cramps" are not an early sign of pregnancy typically (they occur later), but every woman is different. Pregnancy symptoms and pre-menstrual symptoms are extremely similar, if not identical.
I don't understand your timing: you "finish your pill tomorrow" (meaning the hormone-containing pills?), then and your period starts 4 days later...is that correct? If so, the only thing you can do is wait until Friday for your period to begin. Good luck!
August 2, 2009 - 2:24pmThis Comment
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