Could I be pregnant? My breasts are sore, I'm tired all the time and my last period was at the end of May.

Question

I've taken 3 tests all a week apart. My last one was today. They all say negative, but I've been having these symptoms and my partner and I have been having sex like crazy ever since my last period ended.

I've taken 3 tests all a week apart. My last one was today. They all say negative, but I've been having these symptoms and my partner and I have been having sex like crazy ever since my last period ended. I'm not on any type of birth control.

Answer 1

Yes. My guess is you definitely are. If you ovulated at the "regular" time--ie.two weeks after your last period, that would make you less than 4 weeks pregnant, which is definitely early enough that the home tests are not picking it up. A test done by your GP should confirm, but I'd say you are safe to assume, by what you say, that you have "a bun in the oven", lol. Congatulations:)

Answer 2

Go to a doctor to get a test done. Home pregnancy tests work by detecting the amount pregnancy hormones in your urine. Some women don't produce enough to get accurate results for weeks (I barely got a positive at 9 weeks gestation)

Doctors can do a simple blood test that is much more accurate and if you're not pregnant they can find out what has caused your symptoms. Don't wait, if you are pregnant you should start prenatal care as soon as possible and if you're not, you'll want to find out what's up, to make sure it's nothing serious.

Answer 3

It could very well be. You should have gotten your period the end of June. Now, early July, you could be running late. It depends on your age and normal rate of frequency. If it usually starts like clockwork, you know something is wrong. If its irregular, you might wait a while. If you're doing extra excersize, not eating right, or over-exerting yourself, you can have this problem too. If you're young 14-16, dont worry just yet. If you're older and have been past puberty a while, you need to go to a clinic and make sure.

Answer 4

You Should Go See A Doctor. They'll Tell You Whats Wrong And Stuff Better Than Other People And They Can Give The Best Advice.

Answer 5

Are you on birth control? Are you typically regular or irregular. My ex was late about 3 weeks once and found out her lateness was because of an increased stress level... though the fatigue and breast soreness feels like a dead giveaway--unless you're leaving out the fact that he's been punching your breast during each 'crazy' sex session.

Answer 6

day 10 after your era all started and also you'd be fortunate to be ovulating. 10 days after your era ended and also you ought to in all likelihood be pregnant. You wont get warning signs until eventually implantation takes position. The earliest I surely have had warning signs became about a week after ovulation. Your breasts ought to nicely be a hormonal surge, like estrogen surge, or similar. solid success although!

Answer 7

It is possible. You should go to the doctor and get some tests run. Your period is more than a week late. If you are not pregnant, there may be another problem.

Answer 8

it could be possible. Another possibility is stress. Stress can lead to late menstration and tenderness in the breasts. But to be sure, go to your doctor and take a test. If you aren't comfortable talking to your doctor about it, you can go to any Planned Parenthood facility and get a free test by really nice people and no one would have to know.

Answer 9

Maybe your birth control pills cause your breast tenderness, And sometimes you could be pregnant through your tubes, Go to a ob-gyn and get a physical and seems like you and your boyfriend seem like to horny people lol.

Answer 10

yes u can be... go to the DR and make sure... sometimes the tests u buy at the store are not always right!!