Pregnancy. - We Think I May Be Pregnant. It’S Been 14 Days

Pregnancy.

Asked for Female, 18 Years

We think I may be pregnant. It’s been 14 days since ive had sex. And I’ve been having growling stomach. No appetite much. I’ve finally gaining it back. I’m now experiencing horrible low back pain that won’t let me sleep and cramping on the right side like painful cramping that i can’t sleep on my side bc it gets worse. Could it be the baby implanted ? Should i go to the emergency room? Ive also been Experiencing horrible nausea. Last two weeks ago but no vomiting and watery discharge sinceSex

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Dr. Falak Chowdhary

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