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Can I Get Pregnant From Unprotected Intercourse?

Ok about 4 months ago me and my fiancé had unprotected sex and I thought nothing of it because he didn t ejaculate inside me but a month later my period came over a week late and lasted only 1 day so I took serveral pregnancy test including a urine test at the doctors they all came back negative but since then my periods have gone from being 5 to 6 days to only about 3 4days ago I started feeling movement in my stomach and I think I might be pregnant but I m not sure
Mon, 20 Jul 2015
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I would see your doctor to get a blood pregnancy test and/or an ultrasound. If it is negative you are not pregnant. You can feel bloated from conditions of your uterus and intestines and other problems. Weight gain or loss, or other medications and medical conditions can change the quality of your cycle. Many women think they feel movement when they are worried about pregnancy, but at 4 months it is unlikely to really feel fetal movement because the baby is still too small.
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Can I Get Pregnant From Unprotected Intercourse?

I would see your doctor to get a blood pregnancy test and/or an ultrasound. If it is negative you are not pregnant. You can feel bloated from conditions of your uterus and intestines and other problems. Weight gain or loss, or other medications and medical conditions can change the quality of your cycle. Many women think they feel movement when they are worried about pregnancy, but at 4 months it is unlikely to really feel fetal movement because the baby is still too small.