Welcome to EmpowHer, and thank you so much for your question?
Kovie, do you know the first day of your last period?
And what date(s) did you have unprotected sex?
And how long do you normally go between periods?
The answers to those three questions would help a lot in terms of figuring out whether you might be pregnant. The increase in cervical mucus, and then the change to the slippery, clearer mucus is normal -- and are signs that you are ovulating. (The sticky mucus is present before you ovulate; the clear, slippery mucus is present when you are ovulating, and it allows the sperm to get through).
Some of your symptoms are consistent with possible signs of early pregnancy, but others aren't, particularly. Are you feeling well otherwise? Because some of the symptoms (headache, nausea) also are compatible with early flu symptoms. You might have two different things going on at once.
What day of your cycle was it when you took the home pregnancy test?
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Kovie,
Welcome to EmpowHer, and thank you so much for your question?
Kovie, do you know the first day of your last period?
And what date(s) did you have unprotected sex?
And how long do you normally go between periods?
The answers to those three questions would help a lot in terms of figuring out whether you might be pregnant. The increase in cervical mucus, and then the change to the slippery, clearer mucus is normal -- and are signs that you are ovulating. (The sticky mucus is present before you ovulate; the clear, slippery mucus is present when you are ovulating, and it allows the sperm to get through).
Some of your symptoms are consistent with possible signs of early pregnancy, but others aren't, particularly. Are you feeling well otherwise? Because some of the symptoms (headache, nausea) also are compatible with early flu symptoms. You might have two different things going on at once.
What day of your cycle was it when you took the home pregnancy test?
November 19, 2009 - 8:29amThis Comment
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