i would say get a test! as you can still have a period when you are pregnant

You don't still have a 'period' when you are pregnant. You can have break-thru bleeding that some women believe to be a period - but it is not a period and is generally light.

Pregnancy symptoms and pms symptoms are quite similar. This makes early pregnancy symptoms nearly worthless, since all women at one time or another have considered these symptoms as pregnancy symptoms.

Wait until her period is late, then worry and also take a test. More than likely she is not pregnant. Don't stress about it.

Good luck!

Thanks for the confidence boost...

She spent 10 bucks on what she said was a better, 99% test kit at the store. She took it and she said it came out slightly negative...meaning she had to squint to see it.

She took a blood test today and will know tomorrow when the doctor calls her back...

Let us know the results when you get them. Good luck!

Results:

Week 1 (1 month since possible conception):
Take home test 1: faint negative
Blood test from doctor 2 days later: negative
She has a very light period.

She then started getting nausious alot and had to eat saltines and only certain foods. Her breasts grew a size and are extremely sore to the touch. Her lower belly got so big that she had to use rubberbands to keep the pants together. Naturally, I got concerned and, along with a co-worker of hers, we were totally convinced she was pregnant.

Week 2 (a month and a week since possible conception):
Take home test: faint negative
Blood test from Doctor: negative.

Since then her belly shrunk and she can now fit back into jeans. Relieved husband-to-be but depressed fiance (she really wanted it badly). Moral of the story: Don't count your symptoms until they're proven?

Can I just ask, what do you mean by a 'faint negative'? If there is no line then it is negative but if there is a faint second line then it is positive. So was there a faint line?

That would be irrelevant, considering a blood test at the doctor's office was negative.