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i need a question need answering, so hopfully someone can help me. can you get preganate one week before your period, if so if i took a preganacy test a couple of days after my period that i didnt have, would the test say im preganate or not. or is it too soon to take one. thanks x x
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honestly as a man it is completely annoying to find young women on any site asking questions about sex and pregnancy. first of all, it's your equipment, you should be educated on the inner workings of your body, and this education should not be completed online. honestly, society wonders whats wrong with american youth but at the same time we allow computers to do our parenting work! but you are not completely to blame.
the next thing that i have to say is that if you are not old enough to know about the way your body works you are far to young to be using it for sexual purposes. shame on you.
now since obiviously your mother is too busy to give you a true education here is your answer. the menstal flow is the bodies natural way of expelling an unfertalized egg from the body. once a month a woman's body releases one egg from the ovaries down the fliopian tube and into and area just above the uterus. if semen does not fertalize the egg within a week the body flushes it with menstral blood. the week prior to the period the egg is waiting to be fertalized. so is it possible to get pregnant the week before your period???? huh duh..... its the most likely time to have become pregnant.
the science of pregnancy test is not so extact quite yet to discern pregnancy within a day or two of the first missed period, though they are getting closer......take another one in a week or so if the period has not arrived.
i am obiviously just speculating that you are a young lady, so it would be helpful if you understood that irregular monthly cycles are not uncommon things in early onset puberty. so you may be worrying for nothing.
the most important thing to worry about is protection if you are going to engage in sex. the pill does not protect against std's. (sexually transmitted diseases.) some diseases are minor in nature and are easily cured, but the majority are painful, permanent, and often times deadly.
if you are not comfortable talking too your parents about these issues, go to your guidance counselor at school or look up "planned parenthood" in your local phone book and make an appointment to see a trained specialist.
thats all i have for you i am sorry for you. you need to become educated about certain facts of life before you continue having sexual relationships. failure to do so could ruin your life. i wish you the best.
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Yes, there is always a possibility of getting pregnant; especially if it is unprotected. I'd wait about a week after your first missed period just to make sure the reading is accurate.
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