Firstly in last few months my periods were getting early by 2days but a 30days cycle but this month it came to 29days cycle.I got my periods on 5th of this month.During the ovulation test I got +ve result and had intercourse on the day of ovulation that's on 17th .But now I'm experiencing symptoms like feel to vomit, stomatch is heavy even if ate little,feel as if I will fall (chakkar ana),frequent urination.so please let me know whether I'm pregnant or not.

The 17th of December, or November? If it's December, well, that was just 3 days ago, and there's no way you would be feeling pregnancy symptoms 3 days after having intercourse. You're not even officially pregnant 3 days after intercourse. Do you know how pregnancy happens?

We can't tell you if you're pregnant or not. First, like I said, if you're talking about the 17 of December, it's way too soon for any symptoms or any tests. The only way to determine pregnancy is with your urine, your blood, or via an ultrasound (in later pregnancy). None of those things can be done via the internet.

You'll have to wait and see what happens with your next period.

Good luck.

Early period is not a sign of pregnancy, sounds more like the flu if you just got a regular period this money ( Dec) since in a week, you would not have any pregnancy signs

You will miss a period, or it will be very very light for a couple of days, that is the first pregnancy sign.

Other than the early period frequent urination, feeling nausea are the symptoms of pregnancy. Before having first missed period, cramping, nausea, diarrhea, headache are the earliest symptoms of pregnancy (http://www.thepregnancyzone.com/pregnancy-symptoms-signs/earliest-symptoms-of-pregnancy/).

Other than the early period frequent urination, feeling nausea are the symptoms of pregnancy. Before having first missed period, cramping, nausea, diarrhea, headache are the earliest symptoms of pregnancy (http://www.thepregnancyzone.com/pregnancy-symptoms-signs/earliest-symptoms-of-pregnancy/).

Those symptoms can also be attributed to PMS, the flu, the common cold, a UTI, etc. etc.