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Q: Morning sickness 2 weeks after sex ?

asked by: johnyB on June 7th, 2009

New User

about two weeks age i had protected sex with my girlfriend, the condom didn't break and nothing went wrong. but for about a week now she has been feeling horrible at morning and night throwing up, having pains in her stomach, and being more moody than normal. she usually feels worse after she eats.add it not a stomach bug because i haven't caught anything from her. can this be morning sickness this early? could she be pregnant?

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Lydia32

replied on June 8th, 2009

Experienced User

Yes, it can happen this early, but there's no way to know unless she takes a test. Make sure she reads the directions carefully so as to make sure she takes it right.

If she isn't pregnant, she needs to go to a doctor because no one should be throwing up and having her other symptoms like that. If she is pregnant, she needs to go to a doctor to start her vitamins and prenatal care.

Users who thank Lydia32 for this post: johnyB

johnyB

replied on June 8th, 2009

New User

thanks lydia, we are going to go ahead and wait to see if she misses her next period or not, hopefully it comes and its just some bug that will pass by.

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