Posted: 06/10/07 - 08:51 Post subject: is my girlfriend pregnant??
around one month ago we kinda fooled around a bit...there was precum on m hand and i wiped it on my shorts and and there could have been some left on my hand when i stroked her...there was totally no penetration involved...
we did that last week too...and now its around 4 days after the day her period is supposed to come...her period isnt that irregular in the first place but the thing is she has brown discharge, but none of the other symptoms of pregnancy...no nausea, tender breasts, vomitting, fatigue etc.
we've never had any form of sex before, the most weve gone is heavy petting...is she pregnant? what are the signs of pregnancy one week and one month into the pregnancy??
there are no symptoms one week into pregnancy, its far too early.
The chances of conception from what you described are very small. If your girlfreind is concerned, she should take a home pregnancy test. it must be taken the day the period is officially late.
If she is young or stressed (including stressing out over pregnancy) her period will be irregular. you just have to wait.
then what else can explain the brown discharge? shes never had it before..
and what if its the first symptom, and the rest has yet to surface? around how long after the pregnancy will the symptoms start to appear?
help me please im really at a loss here..
brown discharge..hmm.. that could just mean her period is on the way. the symptoms of pregnancy dont come right away either and u described the most common ones already in your past post. if she is really freaking out about being pregnant..that WILL cause her period to be late. she just needs to relax and wait it out. or take a home pregnancy test and when it comes up that she is not pregnant she wont be stressed and will probably get her period within a few days. good luck
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