YOUNG-WOMEN Messages for October, 2001: Re: am i pregnant?

Re: am i pregnant?

From: Julie (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 26 Oct 2001 15:56:17 -0500 (CDT)

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Hi there, the chances of getting pregnant right at the end of your period are fairly small. Women generally ovulate 14 days before their next period which means you have likely not ovulated yet. If your cycle is always about 28 days, you will ovulate on or about day 14 and would be fertile from about day 10 to day 18.

Having said this, you could have taken the morning after pill just in case but you must do this within 72 hours of sex and you are now past that time. There is no such thing as a 2 week after pill. You will be able to check a home pregnancy test when your period is due. Taking one now won't tell you anything. The pimples and bloating can also be a sign that your period is on the way.

Hope this info helps some. You may want to consider using contreceptive foam along with a condom which can help kill any sperm that manage to get away. Good luck!

At Fri, 26 Oct 2001, Very wrote: >
>hi.
>i'm really concerned about myself being pregnant. about 2 weeks ago i
>had protected sex, except when the guy came and pulled out, the condom
>stayed inside me. when we turned on the light, there was cum on the bed
>clothes. this happened right at the end of my period (which was
>surprisingly short and light). is there any chance i could be pregnant?
>and wot chance would this be? a few days later i bought a home pregnancy
>kit and it came out negative, but it said that it'd only work if it was
>used when my period was due, which is a whole month away and by this
>stage it'd be too late to do anything if the test came out positive.
>over the last few days i've broken out in pimples and feel bloated. are
>these signs? is there a 2 week morning after pill that can be bought?
>please help cos i'm continuously worrying about it.

--
Julie

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