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Missed period could be pregnant

2017-05-15 20:57:26
I had sex 4 days before ovulation without a condom, I started having these weird symptoms about 2 weeks after sex. The symptoms feeling nauseous, headaches, cramping and some others too. My period was supposed to come on Thursday last week which makes me 4 days late today. I took a test and it still comes up negative. Could I still be pregnant?
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If your periods have been regular before this and  you don't get your menses in a week you should repeat the upt  n visit a gynaecologist .

Answered2017-05-16 06:30:18

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