If you are using condoms, and as you described you are using them correctly and consistently, it is unlikely that you are pregnant.
Women's periods can be late for no apparent reason, but they are not really considered late until after 35 days (since your last period). Today is only May 22nd, and your last period was April 27th. You can wait until the first week in June to see if your period is just delayed.
I am unsure what you are referring to when you say "those pains on both sides of my ovaries", but women do experience some slight cramping during ovulation. If your pain continues or becomes worse, you can call your doctor to rule out any medical conditions. However, it sounded like a one-time occurrence?
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If you are using condoms, and as you described you are using them correctly and consistently, it is unlikely that you are pregnant.
Women's periods can be late for no apparent reason, but they are not really considered late until after 35 days (since your last period). Today is only May 22nd, and your last period was April 27th. You can wait until the first week in June to see if your period is just delayed.
I am unsure what you are referring to when you say "those pains on both sides of my ovaries", but women do experience some slight cramping during ovulation. If your pain continues or becomes worse, you can call your doctor to rule out any medical conditions. However, it sounded like a one-time occurrence?
May 22, 2011 - 8:47pmThis Comment
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