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by slothmister on July 11th, 2007
Can you buy the morning after pill over the counter?
by Answerbag Staff on March 20th, 2010
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Im on the pill for a few months and i missed one and had sex that day, but my period is due now, its already late so could i be pregnant?
by Lucy303 on March 24th, 2011
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period two weeks early? or am i pregnnant
by crystalc24 on September 29th, 2011
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im on the pill and my man likes 2 use the pull out method. how high of a risk am i at for getting pregnant?!?
by ARClark89 on March 8th, 2011
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If I'm on the Pill and never forgot one and my bf cums inside of me...what are the chances of getting pregnant?
by Brwnskindiva on July 5th, 2011
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You're reading I have a lot of pregnancy symptoms (i've been pregnant before so I kinda know) and am on birth control. Can the pregnancy test show a false-negative?
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You can definitely exhibit other symptoms of pregnancy without experiencing morning sickness. Some women don't have morning sickness at all, and others don't experience it until the 3rd trimester (I'm assuming you'd see other symptoms of pregnancy by then! Fetal movement being the biggest one!).
by Anonymous on July 11th, 2007
OK, please can you tell me what symptoms there are BEFORE or around the time the 1st period is missed. Fetal movement does NOT occur that early, the fetus is not even properly formed until about week 10.
by slothmister on July 11th, 2007
Breast tenderness, nipple changes (most prominently, the enlargement of montgomery's tubercles), increased urinary frequency, among others. I've had two children, and I've been pregnant a few more times than that - so trust me, I'm well aware of the early symptoms of pregnancy. Morning sickness isn't the only indicator of pregnancy before a missed period. I knew I was pregnant before I ever missed my periods, and in the case of my last pregnancy - I scheduled a doctor's appointment before I'd even taken a pregnancy test. I said that some women don't experience morning sickness until the THIRD TRIMESTER (that's the LAST THREE MONTHS of pregnancy) and fetal movement would be a pretty good indicator of pregnancy if that was the case (since the fetus usually starts to be felt moving around the 16th week).
by Anonymous on July 11th, 2007
OK, so you are saying that breast tenderness, nipple changes and increased urinary frequency are all symptoms of pregnancy within the first 5 weeks.
OK, fair answer! Thank you for the education, I was aware of the last one, I just forgot it!
by slothmister on July 11th, 2007
Yep, that's what I'm saying. Men don't have breasts so they typically don't understand what happens to them during pregnancy, except they get bigger! =) Ask any woman who's been pregnant and she'll tell you that in the first three months it feels like someone is sandpapering your nipples. I just wanted to make clear that morning sickness isn't always the first indicator of early pregnancy, though it is often the most apparent - especially for a woman who has never been pregnant before, and that some women don't experience morning sickness at all, and others not until later in the pregnancy.
by Anonymous on July 11th, 2007
that's no true. symptoms do show. it's different for everyone
by SophSoph on February 15th, 2012