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Chance of pregnancy

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OngeduldigGuest ·
I'm new here, not sure if I'm in the right place.
I have a burning question: how likely is it that I'm pregnant?
Just a short timeline:
Feb 3: intercourse (unprotected)
Feb 4: ovulation (clearly felt)
Feb 5: feeling sick, various symptoms, especially nosebleeds (3 times this week)
Feb 7: some bleeding, lasted 4 days
Other than that, up until now: nausea, acid reflux, especially in the evenings
Cramps, lower back pain, aching pain
My period was due on Feb 18
I've already tested, but as expected, way too early.
What do you all think?

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  1. Anna Guest #2

    Have you taken your period yet?
    I’ve had the exact same feeling a lot, thinking I was feeling anything and everything related to pregnancy, but it wasn’t. The chance is definitely there, but you can also drive yourself crazy, especially if you’re too focused on it. Personally, I’d only take a test when I’m due or a few days later. Then you know for sure.
  2. Anonymous Guest #3

    Unprotected sex before ovulation can lead to pregnancy. Nosebleeds aren't a pregnancy symptom, but nausea and cramping can be. Good luck with testing starting today!
  3. Anonymous Guest #4

    Update
    Anna@ I got a "sort of period" that wasn't what I'm used to.
    It also came 5 days early and it's not really going through. I had terrible stomach pain and cramps, so I got so sick (for 3 days) that I felt like a wreck.
    I had blood tested last Monday and it was negative (probably too early). Last test on 16/02 with evening urine, also negative.
    I'm worried because I'm not ready for a possible pregnancy right now, but I do notice a lot of suspicious symptoms.
    Two years ago I had a baby (found out after 6 weeks), last year a miscarriage.
    All of this was discovered by chance because I wasn't actively trying for a baby.
    I'll just wait another week, there's nothing more I can do.

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