Is it possible I am pregnant?

Question

On the 26th & 27th of this month, I had some spotting, and that was it. I have been getting bad headaches, and my stomach is really cramping up. I had unproctected sex a couple times before I was supposed to get my period. But I never got it, just some spotting. I know that can be from implantation of the embryo. Overall, I feel really sick. A little before 7am today I started coughing and gagging and ran to the bathroom to throw up some white stuff. Is it too early to take a home pregnancy test?

Answer 1

Take one now and if it comes out neg wait a few days and test again or go to the Dr. for a blood test...Good Luck!

Answer 2

SIGNS YOU MAY BE WITH CHILD
1. Tender breasts: Many women report increased sensitivity, fullness, or heaviness within a few days. By two weeks after conception, your areolas (the pinkish or brown skin surrounding the nipples) may start to enlarge.

2. Spotting: Scantier than a period and sometimes mixed with a yellowish discharge, a small amount of bleeding may occur when the developing egg implants itself in your uterine wall.

3. Fatigue: Can't keep awake at work? If you feel tired even after a good night's sleep, your body may be going through the changes of early pregnancy.

4. Nausea: Don't think of it as "morning sickness," since it can strike at any time of the day or night. It might feel like a slight case of seasickness or a full-fledged stomach virus -- or you may not experience it at all.

5. Bloating: Many women mistake this early sign of pregnancy for PMS; the tip-off may come when your period doesn't arrive.

6. Increased urination: You may need to go to the bathroom more than usual, a symptom that will return in spades during your last trimester.

7. Stretching of pelvic ligaments: During the course of a normal pregnancy, the uterus will grow to about 1,000 times its prepregnant size (imagine a pear turning into a basketball). Some women feel their pelvic ligaments stretching to make room for this growth to occur.

8. Food cravings: If you suddenly find yourself ravenous for citrus fruits, red meat (even if you're a vegetarian), or potato chips, don't assume it's all in your head. Pregnant bodies may crave increased amounts of vitamin C, iron, and salt -- among other things -- even from the very beginning.

Answer 3

You could have had implantation bleeding. you can take a home pregnancy test as early as 1 day after missed period. But i suggest you wait 1 week after missed period 1st thing in the morning.

Answer 4

The onset and degree of pregnancy symptoms will vary within women.
Surprisingly, pregnancy symptoms are very similar to those that occur right before menstruating.
Sypmptoms:
Nausea and Vomiting, Breast Tenderness, Frequent Urination, Feeling Tired / Sluggish, Missed Period / Light Bleeding, Dizziness and/or Fainting, Constipation, Irritability and Heartburn.

Answer 5

Take a test

Answer 6

You may want to try a home preg test but check the label to be sure you've given yourself enough time. It sounds like you may be over-stressing which can cause a missed period. Do the test and see your doctor ASAP. There may be something else going on and it should be checked.

Answer 7

There are tests out there that can detect if your pregnant up to 3 or 4 days before your period was due. You should make an appointment to see you doctor.

Answer 8

You'll have to take a test. Buy a 2 pack. If it's negative, test again in 7 days.

Answer 9

Most pregnancy tests are effective after 3 days before your "missed" period. Go ahead and use one to make sure.

Answer 10

No it's not to early, try taking a test and see what happens