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Q: Am I Pregnant? slight back pain and abdominal pain

asked by: younglover1 on July 5th, 2009

New User

Hello Reader,
Well I'm a good kid, with a bright future. But at the same time, I make stupid choices. One of them being, I had unprotected sex with my long time boyfriend. I am currently 5 days late. With slight back pain, and abdominal pain. I belive I have already had one of the first signd of pregnancy which is "Implanted Bleeding" where I spotted very lightly. I am petrified that my actions determine my future. Do you ,as an anonymous reader, believe I am pregnant?

Replies(3)

wendyrs

replied on July 5th, 2009

Supporter

If you are five days late it is quite possible. You can buy a home pregnancy test and find out since you are already late with your cycle. If you're not ready to raise a child then you should always use birth control.

ServiceU

replied on July 5th, 2009

Supporter

you have to take a test to find out. i had pregnancy symptoms before and wasnt. i was late and wasnt. so dont stress out and buy the test.

rightside

replied on July 5th, 2009

Active User, very eHealthy

I got pregnant the first time I had unprotected sex. I spotted just like you did, so yes, you could be pregnant. One thing I can tell you, I never had sex again until I was married, and by then I was on birth control! NEVER have unprotected sex unless you want to be a mother! Better buy a pregnancy test asap!

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