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My period was on February 3 and ovulated on the 16. I had unprotected sex on the 11. My period is one week late now. U think am pregnant?

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There's a chance you could be, it's too early for a pregnancy test to work just now so you could see your gp and get a blood test?

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grey101 in reply toSmitheil

Sigh. Am scared

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Toni1989

If ur late them I can assure u that's it's not to early for a test

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grey101 in reply toToni1989

I did a test and it came out negative

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Smitheil

I'm pregnant right now an I did a test after a week late period and it was also negative so I waited a bit. Are you fairly regular?

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grey101 in reply toSmitheil

My cycle change for February so it came early, so I don't think my period change again. Am taking medication but I asked my doctor if that could cause my period to delay and said no, there is no hormones in the pills

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Smitheil

And don't worry about it, a lot of things can delay your period, stress for one, diet change etc. Or funny hormones so it could be nothing x

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grey101

Thanks for the information. I did back a pregnancy test today and it's negative and my period is 7 days late

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Smitheil

Could just be stress or something

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grey101 in reply toSmitheil

I did a calculation on my phone and it said am 5 weeks but I still getting a negative pregnancy test

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Smitheil

Wait it out for a bit longer then do another test first thing in the morning. If it's still negative go to your gp x

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grey101

Thanks for your concern. Today I woke up with blood on my shorts. I think it's my period but normally my period comes extremely heavy the first day but this one kinda heavy but no blood clot and it's not blood red like normally. My period most times fill up my pad when I just start seeing it but not this time. I have period cramps but I doubt this is my period 😐

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mrrobot in reply togrey101

there is a possibility you are pregnant, the spotting represents implantation which occurs genrally 6-12 days. you still have time, it is not certain but ve ready!

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grey101 in reply tomrrobot

I asked my doctor about implantation bleeding and he's saying nothing like that happens. My breast stops hurting and I don't feel like am pregnant/ have pregnancy Symtoms

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X0mariax0 in reply togrey101

Did you get you're period .

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X0mariax0

Please be safe and tell him to wear protection. It will protect you both .

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