can i Be pregnant?? help!!?

Question

ok my period ended on the 1st of jan. (newyears) I had unprotected sex (obviously) on the 6 of jan. I've been feelin tired and my breast have been sore or what ever and i dont know if its too soon to take a pregnancy test. but i want to know already. I normally get my period the day before or after my friend and this time i havent i mean i could get it anyday right but i dontknow its always on time

Answer 1

see a doctor or take a pregnancy test.

Answer 2

If u still cant pregnant AND LIVING in WA state.....dont ever go to Pacific Northwest Fertility in Seattle...

If you need a little help getting pregnant, don't use this place. Lee Hickock uses only "slam-dunk" testing designed to get you in and out as fast as possible, even when they know there are better tests that can be used.

All they want is your money. He's an arrogant little creep with an ego as tall as the Space Needle. If you don't get pregnant, they'll tell you to go find another doctor. Their attitude is "we're too important to give you any personal attention." After five months paying out the nose to this fool and getting no results, I gave up.

When you go to their office for an appointment, the people at the front desk don't even say "Hi" or ask you who you are, probably because they just don't care. This Lee Hickok quack never even did one of my procedures. Most of the time, we didn't even know if the person doing the procedure was a doctor or guy cleaning ouit the urinal.

These people are the worst I ever saw and I strongly encourage you to STAY AWAY FROM THESE IDIOTS! He has to jam through as many poor suckers as he can to pay for all of his bull $hit magazine articles claiming to be the best doctor in the state. Ha, what a joke. Having a baby is a stressful time in your life. Don't make it worse by getting in line behind all his other dissatisfied customers who get the same indifferent level of service.

THESE PEOPLE SUCK. THEIR SERVICE IS A MEDICAL SCAM!!!

Answer 3

It's possible, but you should keep track of the first day of your period (if you aren't) the day it ends doesn't really mean much. Assumming that your period was about a week long and you ovulated around then you could be, but those symptoms could also be pms. Wait till your period is a few days late to take a test, if you really can't wait then buy a box of 2 or 3 tests just in case.

If you are trying and you aren't pregnant this month try having sex every other day to increase your chances of getting pregnant.

Answer 4

The same happened to me after a month I thought that i was going to get my period cause my breast were sore, and a couple of days later no period so i took the pregnancy test and it turned out i was, but to make sure i went to the clinic and took their test and it came positive...Today I am the mother of a beautiful two year old baby girl.
Dont get scare, and if you want to know now go to a clinic and do a blood test and you should know right away, I still recomend to do a pregnancy test, dont buy one cause they are expensive just go to a clinic and they should do it for free.
Good luck

Answer 5

yes unfortunatly you could be pregnant, and no its not to early, they say you can take the OTC test within 1 day of your first missed period. some work up to 1-4 days before your missed period, just read the box. Always get a two pack that way you can double check your self, and usually you can find the ones that say "get one free". another tip, they dont say it anymore on the inserts but is to take the test in the morning during your first pee of the day b/c itll have the highest concentration of the chemical in your bloodstream. Hey just realize buying the test is the easiest part of the whole thing. GOOD LUCK!

Answer 6

There are tests you can take 6 days before your missed period. Also when u buy a test you usually get a second one. Use one now and one a little later. Usually the 12-14th day after your period is when you can really get pregnant, but every girl ovulates differently.
Good luck. I did the same thing about 12 days after my period (I was a little tipsy) and got pregnant, but I wouldn't change it for the world. My baby is so precious and adorable.

Answer 7

There is a slim chance you could be pregnant. Most people do not ovulate that soon after their period. You could take a test sometime this weekend but from my experience they can give you false negative results if you do them too early. Wait until the day before or the day your period is due and take one. Stressing over if you are or not could also delay your period.

Good Luck

Answer 8

Well, if you stress about it, you'll be late. It's not smart to time your cycle according to when your friend has her period. Your breasts could hurt and you could be tired because of PMS. You won't be able to find out until you've missed your period. Count 30 days from Jan 1st and if you haven't started by then, take an HPT. If it's neg, wait one more week and try again. If still neg, call the doc (if pos, still call the dr!)

Answer 9

There is a chance that you can be preggy but I think you should give it a few more days before you do a pregnancy test the breasts is a major symptom of pregnancy its the first symptom I had but the tiredness only comes a bit later. so good luck and do the test in a week or so :)

Answer 10

hey girl, i hate to tell you this, but your probably prego!!! when i had got pregnant i had all the classic symptoms (as do you, or so it sounds) you can only take a pregnancy test (usually) a couple days after a missed period, but if you want it to come out correct i would wait a week or so after a missed period, and you should always take the test in the morning. i hope evrything works out for you, let me know what happens

Answer 11

When I was pregnant I "KNEW" at 2 weeks, and took a pregnancy test at 3 weeks (a week before my missed period) and it came back positive. You can take a test - it may be too early for your body - depends on how many hormones are in your system- but definitely refrain from drinking, smoking, and drugs until you know for sure. And take vitamins... just in case.