Hello I'm 15 and just last week I had sex with my boyfriend and ever since then I have been thinking I'm pregnant! Can you tell me what this could mean?:confused:

Wow girl this is way to young you should wait until your in love, in a stable relationship, and if you are pregnant be stable enough to care for the baby. I'd say wait a month and if you don't have your period go out and get a pregnancy test.

It means you are too young to be having sex...
As of right now, unless it was unprotected sex you have no reason to think that you are pregnant. Even with protection it's still possible to get pregnant but when used correctly they tend to be very effective.

You are too young to have a sexual relationship.. Any it happened.. Now you feels that you are pregnant. It is quite right that there must be a feeling of filled air or anything in your belly.. It will be for some days and after concentrating on something else you will gradually forgot the feelings.. If you still feels that, wait for a month or long and have a pregnency test. Best of luck

hello im 15 and just last week i had sex with my boyfriend and ever since then i have been thinking im pregnant! can you tell me what this could mean?:confused:

This means that you are not ready for the consequences of sex. Sex=pregnancy, believe me, I deliver babies for a living, that's my job. I can't tell you how many 15 year olds think that they can't get pregnant.

Are you ready to be a mommy for the rest of your life?

Could be you are pregnant, could be you are just worrying about being pregnant.

If you are going to have sex, do be sure to use protection (if you aren't already) every single time. Do not let anyone tell you that there is a "safe" time... there isn't. There are only times that may be less likely than others.

You'll have to wait until your next period would be due and see what happens. Do be careful... think twice about continuing to have sex unless you know that you could support and take care of a child on your own. No one thinks it will happen to them, but the vast majority of births for teens are not planned.