Could I be pregnant?

Question

Hey ladies! I need some help, I had unprotected sex the 1,2,3 of May this year and I was supposed to start my period the 4th I did start bleeding on the 4th but a little lighter then normal but it seemed like a period? But not my normal heavy period. I ended yesterday the 5th. I have been having a lot of “Implantation pain” as the nurse described it but I did see articles that it is not too likely to get pregnant right before your expected period. I’m not much of a tender breast gal mostly cramping. But I have been nauseous asf and my breasts have been so sore. Just some things seem a bit different. The doc said I may have conceived the 1st or 2nd? But I cannot go take a test it’s too early. So I wanted some tips or maybe answers or if anyone else got pregnant this way? Thank you so much ❤️ Feel free to dm me as well

Answer

It's possible, but highly unlikely. And you most likely wouldn't be experiencing symptoms that fast. I didn't have any symptoms at all until I was 5 weeks pregnant. I also am one of the few to have implantation bleeding and it was just a few drops of blood. I wiped a couple times and there was some blood, but that was it. I also had light bleeding starting around 5 weeks and it was all dark red or brown and very light, like almost didn't need a pantyliner and it lasted 2 weeks. The best way to know is to take a test but it sounds like you just had a lighter than normal period

Answer

I don’t think so. There are two weeks between ovulation and your period (roughly), that’s why people who are trying to conceive call it the dreaded “two week wait.” If you only had sex a couple days before your period, there would have been no egg. 
This is assuming you had a normal cycle and didn’t ovulate extremely late. Do you have regular, predictable cycles? Or are they irregular in length and occurrence?

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