Am I pregnant?

[Sday5]

I was wondering if anyone could help me?
Firstly, I had a miscarraige on the 18th of September at 10 weeks although body went back to 'normal' very quickly and had a normal period as expected.
I took the morning after pill approximately on the 4th of November following a condom mishap. I started what I thought was my period on the 9th of November (a week earlier than expected). My period wasn't overly heavy or light so didn't think anything of it. Ever since I have been experiencing some pregnancy symptoms like very heavy sore boobs, going for a wee a lot more, bad back pain and a few others. I was wondering if anyone has experienced getting pregnant after taking the MAP? As it's been a few weeks after taking the MAP could these symptoms actually be because of pregnancy? I know the chances are slim but I'd be over the moon if I was.

Any help would be appreciated thank you!! X

 

[Salley]

Get a pregnancy test. That's the only definite answer to this question.

 

[bellecat]

Do a test xx

 

[Dray1234]

Hi I got my like third or fourth depo shot last Thursday I was a week late almost two weeks and I had unprotected sex today and the nurse told me not to have unprotected sex for the next seven days and I forgot so I been having pain on my left side today after I got home and I'm having a yellow mucus coming out whe I wipe can I be pregnant?

 

[JD.Deedee]

Hi I got my like third or fourth depo shot last Thursday I was a week late almost two weeks and I had unprotected sex today and the nurse told me not to have unprotected sex for the next seven days and I forgot so I been having pain on my left side today after I got home and I'm having a yellow mucus coming out whe I wipe can I be pregnant?

I'd get an std test or explore why it's yellow but that doesn't sound good. You do risk getting pregnant but won't be able to tell until your period is due.

Opening poster, yes it's possible to get pregnant following map but you have a higher risk at birth defects so it's something you're likely want to discuss with your doctor.