Could i be pregnant?

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Before I confuse you. My period usually skipped every 2 months and then it finally became normal(every month).

I had sex for the first time on the 11th of February. My period usually comes on around the 20's. I obviously missed my period in February because of my first time...but now it's the 4th of March and I'm worried because I have a little cramping below my stomach as if my period was coming on. (Although, my period usually has heavy cramping.)
Everytime I check to see if my period made it, I still see no sign of it.

Should I be concerned?
Is this normal?
What do you think?

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Based on 8 votes (5 yes)
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  • dappled
    13 years ago

    If you didn't take precautions (why didn't you, by the way), then yes you could be. Take the advice above this. Take a test.

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  • alv1592
    13 years ago

    well, only a pregnancy test can tell you if you're prego. choose the most accurate one you can find.

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  • 8Serene8
    13 years ago

    Take a test to see if you are or aren't

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  • An0nym0us9001
    13 years ago

    Incase of pregnancy always have an emergency coat hanger abortion kit on hand.
    ^Protip.

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  • helenjewett
    13 years ago

    your body could also be reacting to the stress you are currently feeling.. with the stress and questions of being pregnant. google symptoms of being pregnant. also, "awakening" your sexuality does screw up your monthly... (or bimonthly) cycle.

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  • ladymantoloveyoulongtime
    13 years ago

    You probably should go to the doctor and get a pregnancy test done because if you haven't thought of doing this then I don't think you should be a mother.

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  • CillyMe
    13 years ago

    Get the book "Taking Charge of Your Fertility" on amazon. Seriously, a friend recommended it to me, and it took me by surprise how little I actually knew. If you are just starting to be sexually active, you will love knowing what your body is doing, and why.

    Sorry, that sounds like an ad or something, but I think people need to know!! And everyone above is right. The only way to know right now is a pregnancy test.

    Good luck!

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