Pregnancy Test Accuracy - Only 3 Weeks After "intercour Posted: 02-25-06 23:35pm
Hello... I would just like to ask, I had
a urine pregnancy test done in a
laboratory-it came out negative. However
I had a few questions..How accurate is it
if I had it only 3 weeks after the
"intercourse"? Is it possible that I get
a different result 2-3 weeks from now?
Because some are saying that it could
still change if I miss a period 2-3 weeks
from now...
Note: I put "intercourse" in double quotes
because we really didn't have sex, what
happened was that I may have pre cum on my
hand and he touched my hand with his hand
and he touched me just a little outside of
the vagina (i still had menstruation
during this occurence, on my 4th day I
think) - but I was reading all these
forums here and they say that in this
scenario it is possible that I get
pregnant. This is why I took a test only
3 weeks from this occurence (i nver had
any sexual interaction of any kind after
that...)
i really really need help! I am not ready
yet for a baby and I want to have one when
I am very very stable. Please, any reply
confirming anything would really help.
Thanks!
Wait until you have a missed period and
then take a test.
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chiclet
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Thank You! Just a Follow Up Though... Posted: 02-26-06 05:44am
Thanks! But does this mean that what I
took wasn't accurate and doesn't count as
a conclusion? What symptoms should I be
feeling now this early on? Can you tell
me something about the way I think the
sperm entered me? Is it ossible I could
have a baby through that process? Thank
you thank you...
It's really just because i'm very paranoid
about this stuff. I realy don't want to
have a baby until i'm sure I can give
him/her everything he/she needs - which I
guess would be 3-5 years from now... This
"possibility" has given me so much scare,
I swear i'll never do anything near that
again...I already talked to my boyfriend
and he was so sweet bout it and he agreed
that we never engage in anything that will
make me this nervous again... I guess, he
also told me he believes in responsible
parenting and right now, since we both
just graduated college, we can't afford
that yet....
It wouldn't be very accurate if you took
it 3 weeks after you had...."intercourse"
if you were pregnant I suppose tender
boobies would be happening, along with
morning sickness. Although I didnt get
morning sickness until I was around 9-10
weeks!
By what you told me I don't think you're
pregnant. Getting pregnant from that is
highly unlikely but it does happen.
I dont think you have anything to worry
about, just be careful next time!
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AlliE_18
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Posted: 02-26-06 16:56pm
I dont think you're pregnant. Its very
unlikely with everything you mentioned,
dont worry.
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chiclet
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Thank You Thank You! Posted: 02-26-06 20:52pm
It really helps when I have someone to go
to like you (even if its just in this
forum...) your like big sisters! Thank
you for all the replies... I'll update
you when I finally get my period :d
thanks!
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