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asked by: bigcheesie on June 5th, 2007

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My boyfriend and I had sex just about 4 months ago. We used a condom. I've had all my periods at regular times since then. I wasn't scared at all until I learned that women can have their periods while being pregnant. This scared me, so, about one month ago, I was really feeling sick. I took a pregnancy test and it turned out negative. Apparently the nausea was from PMS, or so I hope.

I would like to ask you what are the chances that I would be pregnant still. I would be in my 5th month now, would I be showing by now?

The only reason I asked this is even though I do have all the symptons of not being pregnant, I seem to have all the symptons that I am. (nause-especially in month 2, fatigue, etc.) Can you give me an reassurance that I'm just paranoid? Can you give me your opinion please.

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Bridget

replied on June 5th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

regular periods and a negative test mean you are not pregnant.

number game

replied on June 5th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

I've never taken a test, and I've taken hundreds of them, and it show up negative and me pregnant. They are pretty accurate! They've never gave me an incorrect reading. Thank God though I got my first positive lats week. I'm now 5 weeks and 1 day!!!!! Laughing

Llewellyn

replied on June 5th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

If you were five months pregnant, you would have showed up on a test by now.

You can't tell if you're pregnant by symptoms. Those could be symptoms of PMS, the flu, or a dozen other things.

sabmcv

replied on June 5th, 2007

New User

Question

if you were 5 months pregnant you would be showing and at least 1 test would of came up positive by now.
but if your still unsure visit your doctor and tell him whats going on
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