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Why does my lower stomach hurt when I sit down?Could I be Pregnant?

Okay so I recently had sex, and I am 17, and im worried that I might be pregnant. I have read some of the other questions, and the answers to some of the questions. I think I might be pregnant. My boyfriend and I have talked about the possibility. and He is going to be there for me. But I didnt exactly tell my parents, and I dont think I could be able to tell them. I am constantly peeing, and have some pains in my loser.. abdominal?? area?? and I also am getting scared because I have other signs too. and I don’t want to take a test, because I am worry that it may be too soon. Are the pains I am experiencing, (when I sit down with my thighs againts my chest in kind of in a beatle form)because of the possibility that I may be pregnant or because of something else. PLEASE someone help answer my question.. =/

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Answer #1

Take a pregnancy test, the symptoms you are experiencing can be stress or pms or pregnancy. The only way to know it to take a test. They are free at government clinics and planned parenthood.

Answer #2

do not tell your parents until you know for sure sweetie, unless you feel like you need them right now! Also get a home pregnancy test! 2-3 weeks after you have unprotected sex or the condom breaks or whatever the situation it should be accurate.

Its tough to say really, I don’t really know your situation. have you had your period since the sex? also how long has it been?

Answer #3

u can do it at home but do it with z first pee of z early morning ..

Answer #4

I know how you feel a little!!! have some pains in my loser abdominal too and I recently had sex with my boyfriend

Answer #5

thaaank yuu!! =) Would it be better to take the test there?? would I be able to find out right away??

Answer #6

dont worry just take the test I had the same thing happen to me and im 15 with a 12 month old baby daughter when your sure that your pregant tell you parents xxx

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