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Q: What Are the Odds?
asked by: lovelykk on January 30th, 2007
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Here's the thing... I started my period a full wk early this month I usually get it on the 18-20th of every month...I got it on the 12th. I had sex on the 17th and my boyfriend took off the condom (i was too into it to notice lol.) on the 21st my boyfriend and I both started getting symptoms. Although, I only had them for two days. He has been, nauseated, vomiting, and even passing out(till this day jan 29th)! I feel fine.

Well, I took the home test on the 22nd and it came out negative. I went to the dr on the 25th and took the qualitative urine test and it came out blurry. They then took the qualitative blood test and they realized it was too early to take those tests as a final answer. I was told to go on this thursday or followin monday. I am having bad abdominal cramps, leg pain as well as back pain. What are the odds of me being pregnant?
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Becky
replied on January 30th, 2007
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Your boyfriend would not be getting pregnancy symptoms if you were pregnant- it is the woman that gets them. If you have had a negative pregnancy test after your period then chances are you are not pregnant.

To me, it sounds like boyfriend had some sort of bug or illness that was giving him those symptoms. Also, the symptoms you are describing do not sound like pregnancy symptoms that you get until towards the end of your pregnancy.

I would go back on thursday and get the test done and if you are not pregnant (and don't wish to be) .P.L.E.A.S.E use a condom and maybe the pill or another form of birth control as a back up method so your are double-protected.

Good luck and I hope you get the answer you want Smile
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lovelykk
replied on January 30th, 2007
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It Is Possible.
He might have what are called couvade symptoms, sympathy symptoms...So it is possible for a male to have all the female pregnancy symptoms while their wife or girlfriend is pregnant with his child.
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Becky
replied on January 30th, 2007
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I suppose so but you cannot base these on pregnancy symptoms and passing out is not a pregnancy symptom anyway.
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