I had unprotected sex with my boyfriend 4weeks ago, the next day I took the pill. The next week I was fatigue, bloated constantly, and a full stomach feeling with slight and shard cramps. This week I've been having slight shard chest pains. I was due for my period last the 12th, the beginning of this week. Is it possible that I'm pregnant? This morning, I didn't feel bloated, but my stomach is still not back to normal.

Yes you do sound pregnant. I took a pregnancy class last semester so I'm fresh on the subject lol you need to take a pregnancy test the corre t way. Read directions cause some are different. Some birth control pills can allow you to get pregnant accidentally and not kill the baby, some will kill the baby. I would find out as soon as possible if you are pregnant or not and go to the hospital immediately if you are, in case the pill harms your baby. Also if you are please choose life!! :'(

When you say you took a pill do you mean the morning after pill?

Plan B, or the morning after pill, can throw off your schedule, and the way you feel.

If you're worried about pregnancy then take a pregnancy test. Use first morning urine. We really can't tell you what's going on, we can only guess. It's up to you, with the help of doctors, to figure out what's happening.

Good luck.

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Originally Posted by autumn19

yes u do sound prego. I took a pregnancy class last semester so I'm fresh on the subject lol u need to take a pregnancy test the corre t way. read directions cause some r different. some birth control pills can allow u to get pregnant accidently and not kill the baby, some will kill the baby. I would find out as soon as possible if u r prego or not and go to the hospital immediately if u r, incase the pill harms ur baby. also if u r please choose life!!! :'(

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Not only is your post very hard to read, but also, you have no way of knowing if she's pregnant.

As for your advice on the pill. No birth control pill kills the baby. A birth control pill prevents ovulation, which in turn prevents pregnancy. No, it's not 100% accurate, but it doesn't kill the baby, it prevents the baby from being in the first place.

If she is, the choice to keep the child, abort, or put it up for adoption, is hers. You are more than welcome to your beliefs, but do not try to enforce them on others.