My mom is a nurse and she's told me that a girl can get pregnant even if the guy doesn't ejaculate inside of her. I had, somewhat, unprotected sex with my boyfriend about 2 months ago, and I was 2 days late for my period last month. I got my period but it was really light and it lasted less than 3 days. Then about a 2 weeks ago I was really dizzy for a week. I was on time for my period and the flow was normally heavy but it lasted for only 3 days when it usually lasts for 5 to 6 days. Well, I feel funny. I do not feel like myself. I am still getting the dizzy spells. My areolas have gotten bigger and darker. I lost my appetite. I have to forcefully eat something because I need to eat. I feel sick after I eat. Feel nauseous. Tired. In all, I do not feel like myself at all. My boyfriend says that it is impossible but I have been reading and researching and yes it is possible and also like I mentioned earlier, my mother is a nurse. My grandmother (who is also a nurse) told me that one of her older sisters had her monthly period the first 4 to 5 months for one of her pregnancies. I am going to take an at home test, but I want to know if there is a chance. Help, please? And by the way I am 20 years old.

Your mom is right... besides... how can you have somewhat unprotected sex? It either was or wasn't. That's like being a little bit pregnant. You either are or aren't....there is no halfway.

Your breasts won't change visibly for 3-4 months into a pregnancy. And you won't be showing for some time after that.

Your grandmother is also partiually right... you may have misunderstood her a little bit however... pregnant women CAN in rare cases have what is called a FALSE period... its not a real period however.

You already know what the answer is... you had sex... therefore a pregnancy is ALWAYS possible, birth control only reduces the odds... how much depends on what is being used and if its being used correctly. There is never a zero percent chance.

We have two members here I know who have gotten pregnant while using three forms of birth control... on of them is a nurse... had it happen twice.

Consider the statistical odds of that happening... to show its not only possible... but it does happen more often than most people believe.

You are absolutely right.