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Q: Sticky Situations.

asked by: stickyicky on December 29th, 2007

Experienced User

Okay, possibly pregnant? I am going to be as detailed as possible so I can get the most accurate response. I do have unprotected sex, but he does always pull out. However, when he pulls out, he does ejaculate on my vagina. In November, I had sex during ovulation... around the 7th, and then on the 18th of November I had my period, as expected. ( I have always had a normal period. ) So on the 22nd of November, my period had ended , very shortly, and I had sex. I guess he kick started it back up because I bled a little bit more? But not a lot at all, the next day it was all over. On the 5th of December, I did have sex again, and this is when I was ovulating ( I know because of calculating it and the discharge ). As I said, I have always had a normal cycle, so I was very suprised to see that on the 8th of December I had began spotting a little. I was expecting my period on the 20th of December. It only lasted about five minutes; I kept checking due to me being confused. So this went on for a few days, then on the 13th I began a full out period, which only two days. Thereafter I began having snot-like discharge in excess amounts, which I have never had. It is odorless and I am not itching or burning. I have been having headaches, constipation, I have been feeling tired, and I have also been feeling naseous. So, yeah, someone enlighten me? Smile

I don't want to take a test until and if I miss a period. sooo. =d

Replies(9)

PenguinsRus

replied on December 29th, 2007

Supporter

I'm assuming you aren't looking to get pregnant. You should use condoms or get on the pill right away to prevent pregnancies, because the pull out method is not reliable at all. If you live in the United States and are worried about parents or cost, you can go to Planned Parenthood. They will give you pills and/or condoms for free no matter what your age is.

With that aside, you probably aren't pregnant. You had a (two day) period, and usually bleeding means you aren't pregnant.

However, if you are worried you should take a test. It has been more than 14 days since you have had sex, so the test will be accurate. If you are worried about cost and that's why you don't want to take it till your next period, planned parenthood gives them out for free. Also, you could buy a dollar store test. They are just as accurate as the more expensive ones.

Good luck

stickyicky

replied on December 29th, 2007

Experienced User

Just generally scared because I have heard so many stories of people still bleeding like the first three months of their pregnancy, although they are usually lightly bleeding, and I bled pretty normally. Nonetheless, thank you... I'll find out where one is around here.

Tylanas

replied on December 29th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

It happened to my mother with her first pregnancy, so definitely test since you've been having unprotected sex.

stickyicky