You like to know whether you could be pregnant or not.
During pregnancy, most women experience nausea, vomiting at the beginning of the pregnancy in the first trimester. The severity of these symptoms is different for each woman. Symptoms of pregnancy like nausea and vomiting don’t show up the very next day or week after woman becomes pregnant. In fact, subjective symptoms like nausea and lower tummy cramps can exist in other conditions and may be symptoms of another underlying medical condition, such as infection.
From the data that you provided about the day of ovulation and the days during which you had an intercourse... there is a possibility that you might be pregnant. You might consider taking a pregnancy test two weeks after estimated ovulation. Any pregnancy test earlier than this will be inaccurate.
Please know that I am not able to make a complete diagnosis online about your medical condition. Please contact your doctor or a qualified healthcare provider such as a gynecologist for further diagnosis.
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