Possible Pregnancy?

LegacyUser

I don't want to go into too much details here, as I'd prefer to keep this as private as possible. It may turn out to be nothing as the case may be, but it's scaring the **** out of me, no sleep for me last night.

I'm paranoid about these things anyway, but here are the facts:

Girlfriend starts feeling sick last night around 10ish till maybe 6 in the morning, vomiting and general nausea. This she says is very unusual for her.

She also said she felt sick 2 weeks ago before work, but these are the only times.

She had her period 2 weeks ago a few days after we last had sex.

We did have unprotected sex for a few minutes (before putting on a condom) and yes I know it's stupid, but this thread is not about that. That was 4/5 days before her period, and was the last time we had sex.

So I suppose basically what I'm asking is, are these signs of pregnancy!?

She won't be able to take a pregnancy test till wednesday, so I suppose this test is a stop gap solution so I can try and get some sleep the next 2 days!

Age: 20 btw

Nevyn

There are pregancy tests that work with in 10 days go to the chemist and buy one and ask your gf to use it and find out.

panda100

hey-the fact that you had sex days 4/5 days before her period puts you in a fairly safe position-the biggest risk of getting pregnant is day 14 of her cycle and she was well over this so you i wouldnt worry about her being pregnant if i were you.

Zulu

Isn't the fact that she had her period a sure fire sign she's not pregnant, or do I need to go back to school?

"She had her period 2 weeks ago a few days after we last had sex."
"That was 4/5 days before her period, and was the last time we had sex."

~Leanne~

Having a period dosent necessarily mean you are not pregnant! But in this case it seems very unlikely! It was at the end of her cycle and you didnt actually ejaculate inside. Yes theres can be some pre-cum but risks are still low.
If she wants to take a test, get the First Response one as it detects the pregnany hormone a lot quicker than others. But in my honest opinion id say you are both in the clear. The nausea symptoms are often cause by anxiety and worry thinking that maybe you are pregnant, i know i have had scares before too.

Maybe you could both discuss other method of birth control i,e pill etc - i know that is you personal business but just something to think about.

LegacyUser

Yeah we have discussed this (before the scare) and yeah she is.

Update: She's still stick this morning, and complaining of a bubble like feeling in her stomach. I don't know whether to be less worried or more worried. More worried for her really, she's the one that has to go through all this. Poor girl.