Am I Pregnant?

February 24, 2018
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Am I Pregnant?


Maybe you’re showing signs of early pregnancy. Or maybe you aren’t even sure what signs to look for. If you’re wondering whether or not you’re pregnant, take a deep breath and then take this quiz.


Have you had a period this month?

   A. Yes.

   B. No, and that’s weird because I’m usually right on time.

   C. No, but I don’t always have periods every month.


Have you been sick to your stomach?

   A. No, not at all.

   B. Yes, I’ve been feeling like I’m going to puke every day.

   C. Yeah, but I thought I was just carsick.


How does your bra fit?

   A. Just the same as it always does.

   B. It feels like I bought it a size too small.

   C. It’s a little snug, like maybe it shrank in the wash.


Speaking of your breasts, how are they feeling?

   A. Normal, no different than they usually feel.

   B. Ouch! They are so sensitive!

   C. They feel like they do when I’m PMSing.


Have you been tired lately?

   A. Not really. I have a lot of energy.

   B. Oh my goodness! I want to take a couple naps a day!

   C. I’m sort of tired, but I also have a lot on my plate right now.


How do your clothes fit?

   A. They fit fine. Same as always.

   B. Everything feels tight! I’ve put on a few pounds.

   C. I’m a little bloated so they’re a little snug.


How often are you peeing?

   A. No more than usual.

   B. When am I not peeing? It seems like I’m going every hour.

   C. Hmmm, maybe a little more often than usual.


What’s your mood like lately?

   A. I don’t think I notice any difference from the way I usually feel.

   B. Everything makes me cry!

   C. I’m a little bit cranky.


If all – or almost all – of your answers are “A,” then you’re probably not pregnant. But some women don’t have the usual symptoms of pregnancy. So if you’re really concerned, you can call us to schedule a time to come in for a pregnancy test.


If all – or almost all – of your answers are “B,” then there’s a good chance you’re pregnant. You do have the symptoms. But the first step in knowing for sure is a pregnancy test. So just give us a call us to schedule a test at no cost to you. Whatever the result, we want to help you and support you as you figure out the next steps.


If all – or almost all – of your answers are “C,” then you might have some of the signs of pregnancy. Or you might be about to start your period. You might want to wait a week or so, and if you still don’t get your period, you probably want to take a pregnancy test. Or if you want to find out for sure, call us and schedule an appointment.


Wondering if you’re pregnant – especially when the possibility is an unplanned or unexpected pregnancy – can be very stressful and scary. You don’t have to go through that stress and fear alone. We’re here to help you. Please feel free to give us a call.

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