I went to a party about 3 months ago and had intercourse 4 times unprotected. I went to the doctor two weeks later and got a blood test done. The blood test came back positive. I have been extremely nauseous and very tired all the time. I find myself eating a lot more also. Do you think it is possible that the blood test was wrong?

No. You are pregnant. You had sex 4 times? Was this with 4 different people? Are you concerned about paternity?

You are 14!?

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/pregnancy-new-motherhood/how-do-tell-him-im-pregnant-634453.html

I'm 15 now. 16 on the 24th. It was with the same guy and I was very drunk. My mom knows about it. It was a path I led myself down and can successfully say I don't plan on going back down that path. Even though the blood test came back negative you still think I might be pregnant? Should I test again just to be safe?

Sorry to say that you are indeed pregnant. No need to test again.

You now have some decisions to make.

Okay thank you. Luckily, my mom already knows therefore decision making will be aided.

I'm so sorry you are in this position. This is not going to be easy for you. I hope you have stopped drinking for the health of this poor child.

Okay so I totally just reread my post. I meant to say that the blood test came back negative not positive.

Which is it? Positive or negative? Have you missed a period?

The test came back negative. I missed my period in February, had 4 days in March and missed it in April. Was supposed to start two days ago.

At your age it's not uncommon for your period to be crazy on and off.

Why are you trying to get pregnant at 15? You do realize you are placing your life at risk right?

I am not trying to. I just made some bad decisions that I'm obviously going to have to face the consequences. I see now that my actions can in fact change my future and I've learned from it. I don't even want kids but I was always the teenager that said it could never happen to me. Now my period has never really been off before except for one other time. It is usually spot on.

But you ARE trying to get pregnant by having sex, and increasing those chances by having unprotected sex.

Pregnancy at your age is VERY dangerous to both you and baby. If you would like me to outline the gruesome details I can. I just gave a blood transfusion to a 17 year old last night after she was rushed to emergency surgery after having her baby.

You state you have made some bad decisions, but what are you planning on doing to change this crazy lifestyle you are living at your young age?

Well my problem was that I was unsupervised so my mom is keeping better tabs on me and will continue doing so. I also occupied myself with dance classes so that I have other things to focus on.

If you had a blood test done 2 weeks after having sex, then yes, the blood test can be wrong. Time to re-test. Hopefully you are not pregnant.

Okay thank you. I will retest tomorrow. (:

I really hope and pray you are not pregnant.

Yes it can be wrong . I kept thinking I was pregnant , got blood work done every month for 3 months and said negative every time . Even did an ultrasound because I was bleeding for those 3 months . Showed nothing . 4th month I tested positive finally and lost the baby on xmas . Test can be wrong! If you suspect pregnancy trust your instinces and test as many times as you can!

This struck me - "Well my problem was that I was unsupervised ..."

Sex at this early age, drunk, multiple times... and the problem is that her mother didn't supervise her?

I think this pregnancy scare has not been a lesson - I hope I'm wrong.

What gets me about this is that she claims to have learned her lesson now... but the other post that was linked to in this thread where she thought for sure she was pregnant was from February, 2012... over a year ago... I have a feeling that someone really does want to get pregnant.

Worse than that she continues to pick men who don't care enough about her to protect her from pregnancy and disease. She'll have the baby, he'll walk away and then we can all regroup on the legal threads.