My boobs are sore and I'm cramping a lot ! This usually happens when I'm going to get my period but I haven't gotten it yet... am I pregnant?

If you don't get your period in two weeks then take a home pregnancy test.

If every woman who had sore boobs were pregnant, we'd have more then 7billion people on this planet, that's for sure. If you're periods aren't regular then it is hard to say. If they are... well there are situations that can delay. Could just be that.

How regular are you periods? Have you been having a lot of unprotected sex?

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Originally Posted by CravenMorhead

If you don't get your period in two weeks then take a home pregnancy test.

If every woman who had sore boobs were pregnant, we'd have more then 7billion people on this planet, that's for sure. If you're periods aren't regular then it is hard to say. If they are... well there are situations that can delay. Could just be that.

How regular are you periods? Have you been having a lot of unprotected sex?

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My periods are never irregular and I did have unprotected sex (pullout)..

Pull out is a VERY poor form of birth control. It just slightly lessens the chances of being pregnant.

As I said, you need to wait to see if you miss your period. If it doesn't show up two weeks after it is due, then you can take a Home Pregnancy Test.

A lot of the symptoms that you're feel are psychosomatic I think. You believe you might be pregnant so every change your noticing instead of subconsciously ignoring it. You just hyper aware right now. A lot of the typical pregnancy symptoms don't show up until a few weeks into the pregnancy.

Good Luck.

The first manifestation of pregnancy is a missed period. One should wait about 2 weeks after their due date to start testing for pregnancy.

If you are expecting someone to tell you that you are pregnant without the results of medical or chemical testing, you are being unrealistic.

Bottom line. If there was penile insertion there is the risk of pregnancy. The only way to confirm pregnancy is with medical or chemical testing. Accurate testing for most woman starts about 2 weeks after their period was due.