What do i do if i think that I'm pregnant?

Answer 1

well for one get tested for aids, so you will know. have the baby you can allways adopt it out. some one will want it. keep it it will change your life but the baby might change the world for the good.

Answer 2

If you believe you are pregnant, there are a number of things you can do. First, are you underage? If yes, I'm guessing that you are posting in Wiki because you're afraid to tell your parents. It's ok, take a deep breath. If you had sex like, yesterday, you have to wait awhile before testing. If you had sex within the last 72 hours, there is a pill called Plan B. If you're 18, you can buy it over the counter. If you're under 18, it must be perscribed. Try calling a Planned Parenthood, or the like, they will perscribe it over the phone. This set of Pills is not an abortion, but it will make the uterus unsuitable to carry a fetus. It will ONLY WORK IF TAKEN WITHIN &@ HOURS OF UNPROTECTED SEX. The next thing you should do is take a home test. This can be done up to 5 days before your missed peirod, with a highly sensitive test. A week after is good for your regular tests. There is no age restrictions of the purchase of home pregnancy tests, and you can purchase them almost anywhere. (Pharmacy, Grocery Store, Dollar Store) If you can't drive, get someone you trust to take you. Now, let's say the test is positive. You have to get to a Doctor ASAP. Time is of the essence. If you are 16 or older, you are protected by the confidentiality laws (at least in NY). The doctor you see cannot inform your parents in anyway. If you are under 16, your parents will have to be informed. Now, you have options. There is no right or wrong option, it is your body; your choice. You can keep the baby. There are many governmental programs that help young, unwed mothers financially support their babies. You can decide on adoption. There are several methods to this (open, closed, etc). Google some local adoption agencies in your area if you are interested in this route. Remember, until you sign that paper - it's not binding - so it's ok to just look into this option and meet with a representitive. Abortion. It's a hard decision, and one you have to make on your own. But it is an option and again, you can google any local clinics in your area. I hope that helped, and I know you're scared, but it's going to be ok. Please feel free to contact me with anymore concerns or questions you may have.

Answer 3

Get tested to find out.

Buy a pregnancy test, don't cost much and are pretty accurate. Or just see your doctor. Then if you are pregnant there are support groups around.

Answer 4

Talk to your parents sweetheart, or maybe a school counselor.