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I started my period two days after the first time I had sex. We used a condom, and I'm on birth control but I JUST found out the antibiotic (bacterium) I'm taking cancels out the effectiveness of the birth control. Now it's almost 2 weeks later and I feel like I may I symptoms of early pregnancy such as hard nipples with veins and a white discharge... HELP

If you started a period 2 days AFTER intercourse, then its unlikely you are pregnant. Even if you were pregnant, it would be too early for symptoms to manifest themselves. The first real sign of pregnancy is a missed period.

I had sex on November 1st an started period on Sunday the 3rd. So it's almost been two weeks an I have hard nipples and a white discharge? What do I do

What about my first post didn't you understand?

Well since you said it's too early to show the symptoms of pregnancy I thought it usually began around 2 weeks?

The first pregnancy symptom is a missed period. Wait to see if you get a December one. If you don't, wait two weeks or more and take an hpt with first morning's urine.

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Well since you said it's too early to show the symptoms of pregnancy I thought it usually began around 2 weeks?

You thought wrong. The first manifestation is missed period.

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I had sex on November 1st an started period on Sunday the 3rd. So it's almost been two weeks an I have hard nipples and a white discharge? What do I do

Find a warmer climate? Get a padded bra? What do you want to hear? Breast changes don't happen until well into a pregnancy. You don't get fertilized and suddenly have hard nipples. That hormone response would take months for you to notice anything.

The discharge could be normal, but that could also be a yeast infection. Google Yeast Infection and see if you have any of those symptoms, if you have a couple see your doctor for a diagnosis and recommended treatment. That is all I got for the discharge.

You're hypersensitive to the changes in your body because you *think* that you're pregnant. As such you're interpreting everything you had ignored as a sign that you are in fact pregnant. Especially when you're probably not.

Have you had sex since your period? If not you've got nothing to worry about.