Had Unprotected Sex. Feeling Exhausted, Dizzy. Are There Chances Of Pregnancy?
Hello- For about 10 days now I have been very exhausted, dizzy and have had an increase in sex drive. My breasts also feel a bit more full and the first few days I felt some aversion to foods and have felt a little nauseous sense then. When I try to sleep I have a difficulty getting to sleep. Could it possibly be the heat? Or do you think there is a chance I am pregnant. I took a test and it was negative. Also- my boyfriend has not cum inside me. We have unprotected sex but i dont think any sperm has gotten inside me. I am very dizzy and exhausted mostly.
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You have not mentioned whether you missed a period.For conception to occur there is no need for complete penetration. Sperms deposited on the vaginal opening can also lead to pregnancy. The exhaustion,nausea and other symptoms are observed in early pregnancy but they could also be due to electrolyte imbalance and water logging. Try getting another pregnancy test and follow it up with an ultrasound study in consultation with an obstetrician.Good luck.
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Had Unprotected Sex. Feeling Exhausted, Dizzy. Are There Chances Of Pregnancy?
Hello, You have not mentioned whether you missed a period.For conception to occur there is no need for complete penetration. Sperms deposited on the vaginal opening can also lead to pregnancy. The exhaustion,nausea and other symptoms are observed in early pregnancy but they could also be due to electrolyte imbalance and water logging. Try getting another pregnancy test and follow it up with an ultrasound study in consultation with an obstetrician.Good luck.