i am sitting in the computer lab at my school feeling as if i am about to gag and my side and my breasts?

Question

are hurting what is going on am i pregant i had sex on may 25 five days after my period i go through a 30 day cycle and my fiance did in fact "let go" in me

not 25 days after i had my period on may 20, 5 days after that i had sex with my fiance not 25 days after. i am 21

also when my fiance "let go" in me i layed their and went to sleep till about some time that night we had sex that afternoon

@justme not trying to be mean and cruel but i am having nauseos and my stomach is hurting aren't those the early signs of pregancy. if i am pregant i am i think like 2 or 3 weeks

most of my pains strated like a week or 2 after i had sex with my fiance i woke up this moring and sorta kinda threw up a lil in the mouth i have been doing that on and off for the past couple of days what is going on?

Answer 1

Go get a test. If you don't want to do it at home, call planned parenthood. They will usually do one for free, or close to free. You can also go to the hospital and get a blood test. Usually they charge you for it though. Any test will work right now. May 25th is long enough now that any test should read positive if you are.

If it ends up being positive, call your doctor and start setting up OB appointments. Your doctor will tell you how they work them and let you know things you can do until your appointment.

For nausea, here are some tips that may help.

Eat small, frequant meals every 2-3 hrs- 2 to 3 ounces of protein and carbohydrates work best, a ppj sandwich, ham sandwich.

Eat saltine crackers or bread before getting out of bed in the morning and through out the day.

Eat or drink something sweet- fruit, fruit juice- before getting out of bed in the morning and before going to bed.

Avoid foods with strong or offensive oders, citrus fruits, greasy and spicy foods and fatty foods.

Increase your rest.

At bedtime try: 1/2 unisome tablet or 100mg B6 twice a day.

Also, if you are taking vitamins, take them before you go to bed. It may cut down on you feeling sick.

Best thing right now is to get a test and see what it says. Good luck!!!

Answer 2

I would advise you to go and get a pregnancy test ASAP. I say this b/c having pain on your side could mean that you are having an ectopic pregnancy, which is not good. Also, you might be ovulating and that may also be the cause of your discomfort. If your period doesn't come on by the usual date, then you will need to make a doctor's appointment to make sure, since home pregnancy test can give false results. Good luck.

Answer 3

You could be pregnant. It's possible. It's also impossible to tell until about five days after your missed period. Don't stress out about it and wait and see. If you stress, it will postpone your period and your brain can fool your body into acting like its pregnant. This is not a big problem; it happens to lots of people. You might just have PMS symptoms or be sick from something else. There are a lot of reasons why you could feel like this. See a doctor if it's really bothering you, but you won't know for sure whether you're pregnant for a while.

Answer 4

They could be signs of pregnancy, but that isn't a guarantee. I get that before my periods. You need to take a pregnancy test. If you think you might be, and you could be, take a test. That's the only way to know for sure.

Answer 5

There is a strong possibility that you are pregnant, but it might be hormones b/c it might be to early to get symptoms. You should get a pregnancy test in a couple of weeks if your period doesn't come.

Answer 6

25 days AFTER? Not good. Get a test.

Answer 7

Sounds like you need to take a preg. test...

Good luck! I hope it turns out the way you want! :)

Answer 8

Yep. You're pregnant. You need to go to the doctor asap. Um, how old are you???

Answer 9

go get a preg test or see a doctor.

Answer 10

I would so take a pregnancy test.