How can i tell if I'm pregnant?

Answer 1

You may or may not have symptoms. I didnt have any (except for cravings and missed period). But common symptoms include: morning sickness (feeling nauseous), cravings (they dont have to be weird-just anything you really really want bad all of a sudden), sore breasts, fatigue, and of course the missed period. If you are worried you may be pregnant take a home pregnancy test or see a doctor to get a blood test done (blood tests are more accurate).

Answer 2

The first signs of pregnancy are that you miss your period or have a very light period. You may also experience feeling nauseated (like you want to throw up). Your breasts may feel sore and fuller. You may find you need to go to the toilet to pass urine more than normal.

The most common way to find out if you are pregnant is through a urine test. You can get this test at a doctors or family planning clinic, or by using a home pregnancy test from the store.

If you have had unprotected sex (penis-in-vagina intercourse without a condom) and you might be pregnant, it is important that you go to a doctor or family planning clinic or community health service within 72 hours of the unprotected sex. You can take Emergency Contraception, sometimes called the "morning-after pill". Emergency Contraception makes it less likely that you will get pregnant.

Answer 3

Take a pregnancy test. You can by a Home Pregnancy Test (HPT) and do it yourself or you can make an appointment with your doctor to have a urine and/or blood test done. Blood tests are much more accurate than urine tests. You can also go through Planned Parenthood for a test. If you were asking about "signs" you might notice if you're pregnant...some of the first signs I noticed were sore/tender breasts and darkening of the area around the nipple. It varies for every woman what they notice first. I wish you all the best!

Answer 4

Your best deal is to buy a home pregnancy test- invest in one of the ones that indicate you can take it five days before your missed period- they cost a little more but may be worth it. As far as physical symptoms- every ones differs- you may be extremely tired and experience breast tenderness. If you cannot afford the pregnancy test find your local Planned Parenthood- they can do one for free and will provide support regardless of your choice.

Answer 5

well there is 3 ways to find out
#1. take a preg. test (take 3 or 4 to make sure b.c. sometimes it goes neg. then pos. then pos. pos. or whatever)
#2. get a blood test from the E.R. or your doc. office.
#3. sometimes it doesn't show up on a preg. test or a blood test so you just wait until your chest enlarges and you get a faint brown line running downward from your belly button. and your womanly area is hard as a rock (this means your probably preg! but follow up with a doc. b/c there is such a thing as False Preg. thats where your body looks and acts like your preg. but you have no baby in you.) GOOD LUCK

Answer 6

Your cervix is really high. You can't even feel it it's so high up there. That's the most noticable way to tell if the pregnancy test don't show a positive yet.

Answer 7

If you dont get your period, get a pregnancy test! Most women dont know theyre pregnant until they miss their period. If your period is irregular, you should notice that you've been eating a lot, getting morning sickness, and tired.

Answer 8

you should go for a check up at the doctors.If you keep on feeling like eating sour food and you feel like vomiting very often then you are most likely pregnant.

Answer 9

Wait 9 months and see what happens

Answer 10

you should wait to see if you have a missed period then take a HPT and if that cant solve the issue go to planned parenthood!!