Worried

[Always&Forever]

So, i dont know if i am pregnant or not. I am worried i am its been 2 weeks after my period but i feel so weird. In the mornings i feel like i am gonna throw up, my back hurts, i cant sleep, my stomach cramps up, im always hungry. I do have unprotected sex so i am not sure if i could be or not. I am worried i am. I am also bleeding again a little. Its brownish its gross lol. Does anyone know what this could be??

[blumemusik♫]

Wer'e not doctors so obviously can't say for certain, but it does sound like early pregnancy symptoms. You mentioned you had a period 2 weeks ago - have you had unprotected sex since then?

Also, how long have these symptoms been going on for?

Like always, I'd advise you to take a pregnancy test in a few days, first thing in the morning, or visit your doctor who should be able to give you a diagnosis.

I hope things work out <3

[Always&Forever]

I had it a week ago, an have had unprotected sex sense then

[Aletheia*]

As already said, we're not medical doctors so we can't figure out if you're pregnant or not. Of course, it does sound like early pregnancy symptoms to me, so I would advise to take a pregnancy test or seek a medical professionals advice. It could be anything, as pregnancy symptoms aren't limited to just pregnancy, they could be from any number of things including the common cold.

You can acquire a pregnancy test from any local drug store/pharmacy and they're usually near the condoms. You take it first thing in the morning, with the first urine of the day. That's when the HCG hormone, or pregnancy hormone, is it's most potent. Any other time of the day could give you an iffy reading.

If you are pregnant, I would seek medical attention immediately to talk over your options with your GP. If you aren't pregnant, I would recommend using condoms and/or birth control or any other form of contraception to make sure something like this doesn't happen again. Not only will condoms help keep pregnancy scares from happening, they'll also protect you against STD's/STI's and the HPV virus.