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Nourdib · Jul 17, 2015, 08:38 PM

I had unprotected sex 2 days after my period thinking it could be safe (he pulled out before ejaculating). My period is usually regular (28days cycle). Now a month later, my period is almost a week late though I am bloated. Is it possible that I am pregnant? I am way too young for this (17y/o, please don't lecture me about my age), please help.

smoothy · Jul 17, 2015, 08:52 PM

Originally Posted by Nourdib

I had unprotected sex 2 days after my period thinking it could be safe (he pulled out before ejaculating). My period is usually regular (28days cycle). Now a month later, my period is almost a week late though I am bloated. Is it possible that I am pregnant? I am way too young for this (17y/o, please don't lecture me about my age), please help.

Um... you don' get to tell us what we can and can't say. Its in the Site rules.

#1. I had unprotected sex 2 days after my period thinking it could be safe (he pulled out before ejaculating).

I'm going to be blunt. Exactly WHERE on earth did you get the idea that you ever have a safe time and that pulling out is actually birth control? Because NEITHER are true... and pulling out is certainly NOT effective.

#2.Now a month later, my period is almost a week late

Play adult games... pay adult prices, that applies to everyone. First nobody can tell you if you are pregnant or not yet. You can't even get a reasonably accurate home pregnancy test result until you are at LEAST two weeks late. Maybe you are, maybe you aren't... you have to sweat it out for another week before you can get an idea. Most females are going to be a week late at some point in their lives without being pregnant... but being late IS the first reliable indicator you MIGHT be.

As far as bloating... hate to tell you... that's common among women around the time their periods are due or starting... it really doesn't mean anything on its own.

Since you don't have a clue about the rest (and many your age don't)... I can't assume you know how or when to take a test either (actually surprising MANY women are not aware of how and when to do it right).

You take it when you first wake up, the first time you pee that morning. If you forget... you have to wait until the next day. Otherwise the negative you will most likely get means nothing. It really is that important to take it at the right time.

And last but not least... having sex WITHOUT birth control is a very good way to get pregnant. Even with birth control used correctly (something a lot of people screw up) its still possible... just far less likely.

Nourdib · Jul 17, 2015, 09:02 PM

Although your reply was a bit harsh, I thank you for your time. I know what I did was wrong but shouldn't it be really unlikely to be pregnant? I mean my cycle is usually regular and not only was it 2 days after my period, but he pulled out as well!
What other reason could my period be late for? And how can I make it come faster, (if I am hopefully not pregnant).

Wondergirl · Jul 17, 2015, 09:22 PM

Originally Posted by Nourdib

Although your reply was a bit harsh, I thank you for your time. I know what I did was wrong but shouldn't it be really unlikely to be pregnant? I mean my cycle is usually regular and not only was it 2 days after my period, but he pulled out as well!
What other reason could my period be late for? And how can I make it come faster, (if I am hopefully not pregnant).

You can get pregnant any time during your cycle and even during your period. And pulling out is too late to prevent pregnancy. He shouldn't have put it in. Sperm are there and oozing out even before ejaculation. Do as smoothy suggested - wait at least another week and then test correctly. Right now, it's a waiting game. Good luck!

smoothy · Jul 17, 2015, 09:36 PM

As was pointed out... but likely and unlikely are very subjective terms. All anyone can say with certainty is it is possible. And a lot more likely than if either of you were using birth control... and WAY more likely than if you BOTH were using birth control.

Periods can be late of any number of reasons... and sometimes for no reason at all. Unfortunately it happens when it happens. Nothing can force it.

Most teenage pregnancies (and for that matter most unplanned pregnancies) occur because people did exactly what you both did.

If you get lucky this time. Don't make that mistake again. Make him use a condom (or he can keep his weenie in his pants) and you yourself get your own birth control. Its nost effective when multiple forms are used. Never 100% effective but two types are more effective than just one.

YOU will be the one having the baby otherwise.....he won't....and he probably won't stick around either....very few ever do at that age. Then all those plans you had....they change forever. Because being a mom and raising your child comes first. Consider that incentive to think about. Don't trust the guy to do the right thing. PARTICULARLY a young guy. They have one thing in common...everything is designed to get laid.

DoulaLC · Jul 18, 2015, 04:35 AM

Your period may just be off this cycle, but since you are normally regular, and given the circumstances, give it a few more days. If still no period, you could test. Tests are not expensive, they are more sensitive these days, and knowing as soon as possible would be beneficial. Just be sure to follow the directions carefully. Basically, first morning urine is preferred as usually the concentration of hgc, the pregnancy hormone that is being tested for, is highest then simply because you've been asleep prior and haven't used the toilet in awhile or had anything to drink, and read the results only in the time stated on the test.

If the result is negative, and still no period in a week's time, you can test again. If you want, you can buy a two pack test.

Learn more about reproduction. With a 28 day cycle, IF you happened to follow the norm with your ovulation, sex 2 days after your period can put you in line for a possible pregnancy given the length of time some sperm may survive. If you happen to ovulate on the early side of the norm, it definitely makes it possible.

See what happens when you do decide to test. Hopefully you aren't pregnant, and will be able to learn from the experience to make some important decisions before you engage in sex again.

ScottGem · Jul 18, 2015, 06:13 AM

ANY time there is penile insertion there is the risk of pregnancy. You can minimize the risks, but you can't eliminate them. You did very little to minimize them.

But there is no way for use to tell you whether you are or not, only that it is possible. So the only thing you can do is test yourself. You can get a home pregnancy test from any drugstore. I would wait another few days and follow the instructions carefully to take the test.

If the test shows positive then you need to make an appointment with an OB/GYN. If its negative, wait another week and take another test. If its still negative and no period then see your doctor.

Nourdib · Jul 18, 2015, 06:56 AM

This morning I woke up, still no period, but I am feeling very gassy and whenever I press on my lower stomach it kind of hurts. I am noticing mucus on my underwear. Aren't those sign of pms? I don't know what's going on. Also, if I were to be pregnant, I would want to get an abortion. Can I get more details about that please?

smoothy · Jul 18, 2015, 07:18 AM

You have to wait... there are a lot of false information spread around about what is a sign of what. Nothing is as reliable as the test you should be taking in a week. Even that isn't 100% accurate... but it beats reading chick entrails and tea leaves. (basically looking for "signs" and other unreliable things)

Nourdib · Jul 18, 2015, 07:31 AM

Please can I have some informations about abortion

ScottGem · Jul 18, 2015, 07:53 AM

What information are you looking for? You can go to a local Planned Parenthood clinic for a confidential consultation. You can talk to your personal Physician. I strongly suggest that you get counseling before you make any decision about abortion.

As to your symptoms, they could be due to a variety of things.

Nourdib · Jul 18, 2015, 10:04 AM

Last month, I took the plan b pill and got my period after it. Can that be affecting my cycle now?

smoothy · Jul 18, 2015, 10:13 AM

So... you didn't learn you lesson the last time? Twice in two months means you are actively TRYING to get pregnant and just having second thoughts after the fact despite what you have been saying.

With that said it might or might not.

Not trying to preach here...but really....once is a mistake....twice isn't, particularly this close together. Do you think about these things BEFORE you do them?

ScottGem · Jul 18, 2015, 10:19 AM

Originally Posted by Nourdib

Last month, I took the plan b pill and got my period after it. Can that be affecting my cycle now?

Yes it could be affecting your cycle. But smoothy has a point. I didn't really lecture you in my first response, but based on the above, it has to be said. You apparently had a scare last month and it didn't seem to teach you much. The bottom line here is : if you don't want to get pregnant, then don't let a penis near your crotch. That's the only sure way to prevent pregnancy.

Nourdib · Jul 18, 2015, 01:35 PM

Last time he had a condom on and we noticed it was ripped. I took the plan B pill to make sure I won't get pregnant. I understand your concern and thank you for your time but all I want to know is if taking that pill could be the reason my period is late.
Also, I bought a two test pregnancy kit. I am thinking of trying one tomorrow morning (7days period late) and one next week. Will that be OK?

Wondergirl · Jul 18, 2015, 01:40 PM

Tomorrow morning is too soon.

ScottGem · Jul 18, 2015, 01:41 PM

Again, no form of birth control is 100% effective, so you run the risk of pregnancy if you engage in intercourse.

I would be inclined to wait a couple of more days before taking the test. Give it 10 days.

Nourdib · Jul 18, 2015, 01:42 PM

Okay thank you for now xx

talaniman · Jul 18, 2015, 01:59 PM

I won't lecture you, but merely remind you of this,

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/teens/...em-781172.html

Whatever you are doing for whatever reason, eventually you will be pregnant doing it your way, ready, or NOT. Planned Parenthood, or an Ob/Gyn, are who you should see before you screw up.

Google them both.

Nourdib · Jul 18, 2015, 02:07 PM

There was no need to remind me of that but I understand your intentions. By the way I am still dating that guy we have been together for 4 years now. Our relationship is pretty serious.