worried i am pregnant?

Question

ok this is a little complicated so beare with me!

in jan this year i went back on the pill, a week before the end of the pill packet i got may period this was around the 17th of feb, it lasted for around 9 days (double its normal time). for some daft reason i forgot to start taking it again after my 7 day break. at this point i was not sexually active.

on the 16th march i had sex and used condoms. i still have not had a period. today i went to the doctor because i am really tired, feel sick and have been getting dizzy spells. he said it was just a virus untill i told him about the pill. he then said that if i still had not had my period in a few days i should take a pregnancy test.

is there a chance i could be pregnant? i am all confused with my dates and he has got me a little worried.

thanks. x

Answer 1

Well, it is always possible to get pregnant even with condoms, but more than likely your body is acting out of sorts because of the pill. It takes a while for you to become regular again if you stop taking it or have recently started taking it. Follow your doctors advice and if you dont get it within a few days, go ahead and spend a few bucks and take a test. Good luck

Answer 2

Theres always a chance of pregnancy without contraception.

Because you haven't gone back on the pill it can take a while for you period to come. They say it does usually arrive 2 weeks after you were originally meant to come on if you were to take the pill (if you get what i mean).

Feel sick and getting dizzy could also be pms, and seen as your worried you could also be stressing your body, which also prolongs a period.

Dont worry too much and take a test in a few days.

Answer 3

GUIDELINES TO AVOID PREGNANCY

Pre-ovulatory relatively infertile phase

The pre-ovulatory relatively infertile phase can be identified by the mucus symptom, cervical signs, a calendar calculation or the Doering rule.

It is advisable to have a double check and to consider the onset of the fertile phase as given by the earliest indicator.

Mucus symptom

Following the period, dry days are infertile.

It is wise to restrict intercourse to alternate evenings, because the presence of seminal fluid in the vagina may mask cervical mucus.

The day on which mucus is first recognised marks the end of this phase.

Cervical signs

Days on which the cervix is low, long, firm, closed and tilted are infertile.

The first day of change in position or texture marks the end of this phase.

Calendar calculation

Shortest cycle minus 20 = Last infertile day

The pre-ovulatory infertile phase lasts from the first day of the cycle until the last infertile day inclusive.

Doering rule

Earliest temperature shift minus 7 = First fertile day

The pre-ovulatory infertile phase lasts from the first day of the cycle up to, but not including the first fertile day.

The calendar calculation and the Doering rule should be based on information from at least six cycles.


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Answer 4

No, I do not think you are pregnant. The chances of a condom not being effective are slim. In addition, you were using birth control pills. I think it is just the stress that is causing your period to be late.

To reassure yourself, I suggest you buy a pregnancy test. This way you will know for sure although I doubt you are.

Answer 5

sickness and dizzy spells can be early signs of pregnancy. But then it could be just a virus, and worrying can hold off your periods too.

Take the test and then set your mind at rest.

Answer 6

The only answer I can say is 'pee on the stick' and test girl. This is the only way you will know for sure.

Answer 7

take the test....how can anyone tell by you just asking the question over the net

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

Just do what the trained expert e.g. "YOUR DOCTOR" has told you to do and everything will be o.k.