How Early Can Pregnancy Symptoms Go Into Effect? Posted: 03-28-05 17:16pm
I just had sex for the first time 2 weeks
ago and lately I have been feeling kind of
awkward/different. Recently, my breasts
were slightly sore and I have been feeling
extremely tired. I wont have my period
for another 2 weeks so...Is it too soon to
be having pregnancy symptoms? How long do
I have to wait before I can take a
pregnancy test? Do I have to wait until I
miss a period? Please tell me im not
pregnant!!! :roll:
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justacanadiangirl
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Joined: 19 Nov 2004 Posts: 1803
Posted: 03-29-05 06:18am
I'd say don't worry hun. I heard a lot of
girls can feel like that after having sex
for the first time. But if ur still
feeling like that after having missed ur
period, then i'd say test. But until
then, try not to worry about it.
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BrianBaby
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 19 Jan 2005 Posts: 1383
Posted: 03-29-05 07:52am
Sex brings on alot of responsiblities and
possibly being pregnant is one of them.
There are methods of birth control out
there, but none are 100% effective except
for absitence. Maybe sexual activity
should wait untill your a little more
prepared for the extra stuff that comes
with it.
As far as pregnant symptoms go, I really
don't think you could be having symptoms
so early. Don't worry about it hun,
because stress will make your period late.
Good luck!
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Tamadrummer
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 15 Oct 2004 Posts: 710 Location: Zephyrhills,Fl
Posted: 03-29-05 08:00am
My wife and I knew exactly 14 days after
insemination(sp). We had to use a
fertility specialist and so my wife was
peeing on sticks like 2x's a day for 3
days and then when she was confidant the
second line was real, we went in for the
blood test and she was definatly pregnant.
The blood test was 14days post and the
pee tests were 10, 11, 12, and 13 days
post and they were all positive and
positivly expensive!
Buy a preg test if you think you are, you
probably are right.
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