Pregnancy tests?

Question

I took a preg test like a week ago,And it turned out negative.

But ive been getting sore boobz and like cravingz and stuff.

Im only 15 and im against abortion so if i was pregnant id more than likely carry through with it.!

Do u think pregnancy tests are pretty accurate?

And what are the other signs of pregnancy..!

[[id app it if u dont up me about being so young ok]]

(Also ive been on the pill for about 3 weeks now. Im pretty sure im not pregnant.. But you can never be to certain help plzz)

Thank-you everyone for nicely answering this question because it is very serious and i dont want an immature d*ck head coming on and just blabbering on about a complete different subject while wasting there time and mine.

Also we did use protection it broke..

Toodlez

Answer 1

Usually the pill takes one moth to become effective, so being on it only 3 weeks isn't much protection. If you had unprotected sex, ten obviously you could be pregnant. Pregnancy tests are fairly accurate if you do it right. If you take it too early it could give a false negative. Wait a week, and take another. Also, the "pregnancy symptoms" could be happening simply because your body is getting used to the pill. It works by making your body think you are pregnant, so you could get symptoms. Good luck!

Answer 2

There are no sure symptoms of pregnancy. Pregnancy tests are very accurate these days (well into the 90%'s, usually 98-99%). If you are still unsure, take another test or go to a doctor or clinic to have them perform a test for you.

The pill does not really protect you from becoming pregnant until you have taken it for a month. You should really be using other forms of birth control if you are going to be having sex. Also, be aware that the pill does not protect you against STD's. You should still be using condoms to protect against STD's.

Answer 3

Most of the time you don't crave things for a few months. Sore breasts can be from hormones...I wouldn't worry. If you have had unprotected sex, I would see a health care professional...ie family planning. Most states and towns have them. Or the public health nurse. You need to make sure the pill is taken at the same time every day to improve the dependability of it. Hope all goes well!

Answer 4

Pregnancy tests are somewhat accurate but you should also get a test done at your doctor's office or a clinic to be 100% sure. Since you have been a the pill for three weeks, you may have pms.

Answer 5

everyone's pretty right on that, it could be you adjusting to the pills or they might not be effective yet, unless you have the ones that you start taking the first day of your period, those say they become effective immediately. you could wait until your next period to see if you get it or not and test, which is uncertain too because periods can be irregular first months on the pill. or you can go to a planned parenthood or a clinic or something to get a blood test, so your parents dont have to know. good luck with everything!

Answer 6

its achieveable, some human beings dont locate out they're pregnant till a minimum of 6 weeks long previous it's always while youre approximately 2 weeks previous due. retest in some days if its nonetheless adverse then circulate on your physician and get a blood try completed.

Answer 7

The pill can cause hormonal changes like you describe. Check out WebMD & see if it has info to help. It has a symptom checker & test results for you. Good luck.

Answer 8

I think it's just your body adjusting to the hormones of birth control....
I remember when I first got on birth control the side effects were pretty bad!!! My boobs hurt SOOOOO bad, and they were so hard. Also, I was always grouchy, tired, and nauseous...so I think you're experiencing the same thing

Answer 9

Even if you are on the pill, you should use condoms, stds, aids, herpes.