Could I be pregnant?

[Richelle1996]

Hello, let me start off by saying I'm 17. My boyfriend and I recently stopped using condoms because I got contraceptive sponges. Even with the sponges I still have him pull out before he ejaculates each time. Although on the last day of my February period we did not use any contraception method besides having him pull out. One night we had sex twice, he did not pee in between which I heard can make you pregnant even if he pulls out (I had a sponge in.) On March 1st (two days ago) I was with him and while he was fingering me, he pulled out his fingers and they were covered in blood. I was very surprised by this, as my period is not supposed to happen until March 12th. I figured I had just started my period early, but the bleeding only lasted for that night. It was pretty heavy bleeding and it was red. Could that have been implantation bleeding? Or it is possible that I had an 11 day early period that only lasted one day? Or maybe there is a totally different explanation. Thanks to everyone for your time to read this and respond.

 

[MummyMana]

I'm afraid your not actually allowed to post this type of thread here and it will be locked, but if you think you might be pregnant, try taking a test

 

[skyesmom]

the only way to know is to take a test, but i think it would still be too early to pick up on pregnancy, so i'd suggest wait until your period and take a test.

regarding the bleeding, this can occur for many reasons, maybe your bf wasn't as delicate as usual and your cervix could have bled a bit, or maybe he has scratched you without noticing it, otherwise well... it could be a leftover of your hymen (you'd be surprised but that thing is damn elastic and parts of it can survive even a full blown penetrative sex for a while and then break in another occasion. it is of course not a common thing but it can happen).

anyway to rule the pregnancy out, wait to see if you miss your period and then test. if you test too early it's likely to get a false negative in case you are pregnant. good luck!

 

[AP]

https://babyandbump.momtastic.com/t...-pregnancy-only-guidelines-using-section.html