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Am I pregnant?

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NoaGuest ·
Hi,

I had unprotected sex this summer. I’m on the pill, though. But since I wasn’t feeling well those days, there’s a chance I might have thrown it up. I took 2 tests during that time. Both negative. I was relieved, because I’m 17.. However, a few days after the sex I had some kind of bleeding. Also, a day or two later I felt kind of sick. (like fever and stomach ache). I did an STI test. But it wasn’t that anyway.

I usually take the pill continuously. but if I take a break week I just get my period. Last time was 2.5 months ago.

Still, I have such weird symptoms. My belly isn’t very big. But it’s a bit more rounded than usual. If I were pregnant I should be 5 months now. My symptoms in a row:
- Sudden severe cramps of about 10 seconds
- Aching, tense belly
- Lots of bowel movements, more than usual.
- Very gurgly stomach.
- I can see my heartbeat in my belly
- Stabs in the belly
- Lots of discharge (not always)
- Can’t stop eating
- Some kind of fluttering above my navel or at the level of my navel.

A friend says it could also be a false pregnancy. But I just have a pregnant feeling. Could these symptoms indicate a pregnancy?

Xx Noa

Replies

  1. Anonymous Guest #2

    Take a test, then you'll have an answer.
  2. Amoxiclav #3

    Take a pregnancy test or get your blood drawn, then you'll be 100% sure.
  3. Veertje #4

    Being late during the pill-free week doesn't mean anything; it'll happen whether you're pregnant or not. At around 5 months, I'd get checked by a doctor. A pregnancy test won't work as well anymore, since the hormone it detects decreases after the first 3 months.
    Not all symptoms point to pregnancy, but a few could be (the kicks could be the baby kicking)
    Your GP has confidentiality, tell your parents you have a lot of stomach issues and want them checked. It's not a lie, you can leave out that you might be pregnant until you're sure. Good luck!
  4. Noa started this #5

    Thanks for the reply!
    I'll call the doctor tomorrow anyway.

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