I missed my period this month I took a test and it came out postive but i don't have symptoms just headaches

Question

and I feel tired. Could i still be pregnant?

Answer 1

If it came out positive, you're pregnant. Some people experience no early symptoms at all.

Congratulations.

Answer 2

First of all, If you have headaches often in pregancy, a doctor may say you have hypertension. In which you will have to speak to a doctor about. Second, if you have had a positive test, you should still see a doctor ASAP, especially if you are having headaches. However, headaches can also be a sign of dehydration and you should be drinking more water. If you are pregnant, one of the first things a doctor will tell you to do is drink more water anyway. Since you had a positive test, though, you should not take too much tylenol, but tylenol is what you should take. Excedrin is way too excentric for a fetus to handle.

Answer 3

You should go to the Dr. to make sure after taking a home pregnancy test. I took pregnancy tests 3 times when I thought I might have been pregnant. They all said negative. I have an 11-month old who would argue the accuracy of a home type pregnancy test. Also I never had ANY symptoms until I was well past the first 2 months of pregnancy. When the Dr. told me I was pregnant I told her, "no I'm not". I was.

Answer 4

Just because your not having symptoms doesn't mean your not pregnant, I didn't have any symptoms or know I was pregnant until I was about 3 to 4 months along with all 4 of my kids. But everyone is different. The best way to find out is to see a doctor.

Answer 5

My doctor said if I was tested positive with a home pregnancy, I am most likely pregnant. Everyone is different when it comes to symptoms. I'm 29 weeks pregnant and I never had any symptoms. The only thing that I feel is different is the weight on my stomach.

Answer 6

If it came out positive, you are indeed pregnant. Now its time to make an appt with your OB/GYN.
Not having symptoms is normal for some people. I didn't know I was pregnant for 2.5 months. Wasn't unusual to miss periods. Looking back now the only symptoms I had was extreme tiredness (exhaustion) and sometimes nausea in the evenings after dinner, like "yuck wish I hadn't of eaten that, I wonder if it was bad? hmmm guess I find out when I wake up in a couple of hours with food poisoning." But I never did.

Answer 7

If you took a test and it came back positive then YES your are DEFINATLY pregnant.

Just because you do not have symptoms does not mean anything. Many people go thier whole pregnancy without having any symptoms other then missing period, eating more and gainging weight and some people it takes a few weeks to a few months for symptoms to start.

I did not have any symptoms other then a missed period for the first 3 months..Consider yourself lucky.

Answer 8

If your test is positive you are pregnant. There are more false negatives than false positives and since most tests are 99% accurate I'd say you are.

Every women develops symptoms in their own way and usually early in pregnancy you don't notice any except being tired or ocassional headaches.

Answer 9

I just resently went through the same thing. You can and probably are pregnant. I said theres no way I can possible be pregnant. Well four tests later I found out Im about five weeks along. Good luck.

Answer 10

everyone's symptoms of pregnancy can vary. not everyone gets morning sickness. if you aren't sure, check with your dr. or take another test. out of four girls in our family, only two would get morning sickness - the others would just be tired and irritable and their boobs were sensitive to being hugged and their bras fit tighter. I have heard of having headaches too. when you are pregnant, your brain shrinks so that could cause the headaches - I asked my dr. why I was so forgetful and he told me it was because your brain shrinks during pregnancy - I call it pregnant brain! good luck!