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I think might be pregnant.?

I think I might be pregnant. My boyfriend and I live together. We don't really use protection. I'm on birth control and he pulls out but we know there is still that chance. I think I might be pregnant because almost two weeks ago my stomach started hurting. I had to becareful what I ate and drank cause everytime I did either I kept feeling like I was going to puck. Then last week my lower back would be killing me by the time I got off work and I kept having headaches. Yesterday I couldn't hardly stay out of the bathroom for an hour I kept feeling like I had to go pee but then I would go and wouldn't hardly go. Now I'm having bad stomach aches that I can't explain its not really cramps its through my whole stomach and its kinda like a tingling aching feeling. Can someone tell me whats going on?
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1194973 tn?1385503904
An infection of some kind could be one problem. Some of what you described could be one. At this point your best bet would be to see a doctor and request they do a beta hCG count. If this shows you're not pregnant, they can do other tests to see if you have any problems.
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Could be encountering some other problems? Like what?
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1380252 tn?1279892799
I agree the pull our method is not so effective as some us may want to think. Your symptoms does not really say that you are pregnant. You could be encountering some other problems. Have you missed your period?

If you think that you are pregnant then you should take a pregnancy test. After that is done, if it is negative then you should visit your doctor.

Sometime for reasons unknown test may show negative. Your doctor can have a blood test taken to ensure whether you are pregnant.
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i wouldnt know anything about pregnancies but i must tell you that the 'pull out' method isnt the greatest idea because men pre-ejaculate which does contain less sperm but still has a risk of pregnancy. i couldnt tell you more on the topic so i recommend searching pre-ejaculation.
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