How many days after conception are you able to tell if you are pregnant

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No. You would find out at about the same time your period would be due.

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Kinda long please read. Question about making abortion ILLEGAL and its affects on our society?
Q: I really don’t want to hear whether you think it is right or wrong. I want to hear logical explanations as to how you think making it ILLEGAL would work and what it would do to our society. Here are my thoughts:If the government/states made it law that a embryo/fetus is a person from conception and that they had rights, it would cause many problems. Insurance is a big example. If a embryo/fetus is made a person by law, then that means that people should be able to take out life insurance on them. Can you imagine a million women taking life insurance on their babies and a decent percent either miscarrying, delivering the baby premature and it dies, stillbirth, etc. (common things) This is not logical and EVERYONE who had insurance would see their payments skyrocket to help even out how much the insurance companies would have to pay to thousands of women who lost their babies. Many people then could not afford insurance. So you would see an increase of sick children/adults not getting treatment.There are about 1.3 million abortions performed every year in the United States. (about 46 million Worlwide) How would having these children impact society? Well, lets think about WHO has abortions. Women who can not afford children or are not financially stable, teen girls and women who are not mature enough, people who see their relationship with the father as unstable, women who worry about work loss, women who are worried about health issues and rape victims. Already it can be assumed that women who can’t afford the child are going to be more likely to give that child up for adoption or are going to use government and state programs such as food stamps, Medicaid and Wellfare. So, our society would see an increase of state/fedral taxes to help pay for these programs. (Social Security is another program that would be impacted) Children who are not adopted will end up in care of the State or in foster home after foster home. (Please don’t tell me they will get adopted. There are not 1.3 million people wanting to adopt children in the United States!!! Roughly 127,000 adoptions take place in the United States every year and there are still many many more children still waiting for homes) Another point to make is that unwanted children are more likely to be abused, neglected, abandoned, etc. So, that is another compounded problem because the woman was not allowed to abort.If it becomes illegal, how will women and doctors be punished if they get/perform one? And how far will the rights of the unborn child go, since it is considered a person, an underage one at that? If you see a woman smoking and she is obviously pregnant, could she be punished? The child is under 18 and is being fed the effects of cigarettes against it’s will!!! What about the woman who drinks an occasional wine? She is giving a minor alcohol!!! What about women who take prescription medicine which has not been proved in long term studies to be safe to a embryo/fetus? What about the woman who eats a ton of fish for every meal every day….the mercury exposure!!! What about the woman who didn’t eat right, didn’t go to the doctor for prenatal care and didn’t practice safe things such as wearing a seat belt. Is that child endangerment/neglect? What about the woman who takes illegal drugs? She is giving drugs to a minor via the umbilical cord!!! The list goes on and on. There are so many things which are harmful to an unborn child and risk it’s safety. And many others where the law would take action against an adult if the child were already born. Where would our society draw the line?Those were just three of many issues on making abortion ILLEGAL. There are many unforseen problems that would arise. On a personal note, I do believe that abortion is wrong. I have a child and could not imagine getting rid of him while he was still in utero. (or after!) But in my opinion the impact on our society and the children themselves would be even more devestating than the abortion act itself. It would take years for the United States to recover from the sudden births of so many babies. Imagine once the law passed to make it illegal….around 1.3 million extra babies born in a years time. That’s 1.3 UNWANTED babies. Think about that. How would it impact our society? Please give me REAL answers/opinions because this is a real question.
A: It would impact our society greatly, causing many young girls to die (in birth), cause people to lose their jobs (impacting the economy) and we would have a lot of riots because unhappy jobless people become angry people also jobless people can run out of money forcing them to live on welfare or even on the streets, orphanages would be full and the countries would be overpopulated even more than some are already.
How to make my stance on abortion stronger?
Q: Please Proofread my paper, and tell me how/where I can edit it to make my position on abortion/tenn pregnancy stronger.Life is full of difficult situations, and sometimes we have to choose between two options and not want to do either. If you were a sixteen year old junior in high school and found out you were pregnant. Would you keep the baby or would you get an abortion? If it were me in that situation, I would keep the baby because of religious reasons and it would save myself from possible regret later. Abortion is the intentional termination of a pregnancy by killing an embryo or fetus and I don’t believe that is right. In the bible, there are numerous instances in which God touches on the topic of abortion. For example, “If men who are fighting hit a pregnant woman and she gives birth prematurely but there is no serious injury, the offender must be fined whatever the woman’s husband demands and the court allows. But if there is a serious injury, you are to take life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot, burn for burn, wound for wound, bruise for bruise.” Exodus 21: 22-25. This is saying if the baby dies the attacker is to be given the death penalty. What God explains is that the life of an adult man is of equal value and worth as an unborn fetus. He says “you are to take life for life…” God considers this baby alive and the loss of that life is considered a murder.Another reason I wouldn’t want an abortion is because of the regret it could cause later. Abortion is a gruesome process. If the abortion is done within the first thirteen weeks, a vacuum aspiration procedure is done. It creates a suction to remove the pregnancy. The longer you wait to have the abortion though, the more horrific the procedure can be. If the abortion takes place during the second trimester, it would take place over two consecutive days. They would have to insert a dilator that is left in over night and on the second day the fetus/baby is separated into pieces and removed. If the abortion takes place during the third trimester, a process called Partial Birth abortion has to take place. The baby is pulled out by the legs by the abortionist with a pair of forceps. The abortionist delivers the baby’s entire body except the head. Then, the abortionist jams scissors into the back of the baby’s skull and opens them to enlarge the whole. The scissors are removed and a suction tube is inserted to suck out the brains, causing the skull to collapse. These processes are so terrible, many women suffer from PASS or Post Abortion Stress Syndrome. It’s a condition that can affect women after an abortion. Some women will have a difficult time recovering after an abortion. It is possible that a woman will have feelings of grief, guilt, and loss. If the feelings become severe, she may suffer from PASS. Many women with PASS will have strong suicidal thoughts or suicide attempts, depression, inability to function, and other symptoms. Why would any woman want to put herself through that? I think that abortion is simply a wrong decision to just “get rid of a mistake” and could haunt you for the rest of your life. Many people argue that life doesn’t begin at conception and the fetus isn’t a baby but an embryo. If this is true, then when women miscarry why do they say “I lost the baby.”? They don’t look at what they lost as just an embryo, but an actual baby. People also argue that abortion should be allowed for people that wouldn’t be able to continue the pregnancy because of health problems or they want to terminate the pregnancy because of rape or incest. In these situations, I do agree that abortion is an acceptable option. But only 6% of abortions are because of health reasons and only 1% is because of rape or incest. The other 93% is because the child is wanted or is inconvenient. So, many more people are using abortion for unacceptable reasons than good. I think abortion should be illegal except in special circumstances. Life is full of difficult situations, and sometimes we have to choose between two options and not want to do either. If I was a sixteen year old junior in high school and I found out you were pregnant. I would definitely keep the baby. My mom got pregnant when she was a junior in high school. She never once considered abortion because she felt it was wrong. She decided to keep her baby, and her and her boyfriend (my dad) got married when she was four months along. I was that baby that she was pregnant with, and she is still married to my dad today. That is why I am so strongly against abortion is because if my mom didn’t feel the way she does about it, I wouldn’t be here. Abortion is not morally right; it is the destruction of a life for which God had plans. It is the process in which human beings take life out of the hands of God, and deliver it to death.
A: “In the bible,”The first amendment is supposed to protect freedom of religion without persecution. For all you know, Buddhism (or any other religion) could allow it even though Christianity doesnt. Thomas Jefferson must had a feeling there’d be people like you who would ignore that, so he took it a step further just to get the point across, by writing the Wall of Separation Letter, which states that religious values should never be taken into consideration when creating laws. We are to keep church and state separate.
I’m a male having trouble coping with my ex-girlfriends abortion. Can anyone else relate? ?
Q: Back in March, right after my 21st birthday, my then-girlfriend found out that she was about 6 weeks pregnant. I was elated but still had mixed emotions from the over-whelming reality of what this meant for me and the rest of my life. However, her immediate reaction was that abortion was the only option. Before you get started about questioning me about whether or not I knew for sure if it was mine: Trust me, there was no doubt. At the time in my life when I found out, I was about one year from graduating and beginning my career and felt that nothing could stop me from making sure my heart and soul went into the well-being of this child. My elation stemmed from purely the thought that there was someone that WE created that could possibly have my eyes or her nose (etc.), and not to mention that I have come to find out that I am a very paternal, selfless individual. Its amazing to think about that at only 23 days post-conception, there were now two hearts beating inside of the woman I loved. Now, on the other hand, she was 19, still very dependent on her mother for emotional and maternal support since having lost her father to a sudden heart attack 3 years prior. This was her decision though, and I loved her with everything I had. So, I stood behind her, voiced my sentiments on my “pro-life” mentality, and never said a word again about trying to convince her to let life live. I took care of everything from doctors appointments to emotional and complete financial support (and they aren’t cheap for a college student), and within 3 weeks, the abortion was in the past. We felt it was best to never forget what we had and lost and swore to never place blame. I feel that in order to fulfill what I still consider my obligation to her mental well-being, that I would never tell another soul that knew her or myself about when and how it went down (which has now led me here, and psychiatrists are overpaid crutches for non-life threatening matters, of course in my opinion).Fast-forward 6 months to today. We are now seperated because of what I feel are just different opinions about life and complicated arguments; irreconcilable differences, if you will. We have not spoken in over a month, and even if I needed to, would not be able to contact her. As for me, I’m hurting. My heart is heavy from guilt. I funded the destruction of something beautiful based on a very difficult moral decision. I LOVED this person I never met and miss them terribly. I feel like I should have done more.I am still on the same path to success, but many nights remain sleepless, praying that I can have back what I still consider my child. November is the “would-have-been” due date. I am a full-time student, a 30 hour/week employee, and keep myself busy when I am not at school or work. As November nears, I am finding it harder and harder to keep my emotions from affecting my life and relationships with others. As for my question(s), I just want to know, am I alone or is there anyone who can relate? If so, are there resources, such as groups or organizations, for people like myself (besides a psychiatrist)? What about men who convinced their partners otherwise? Anything would be helpful, but please, be respectful. Abortion is a tough subject. I am “pro-life” because pro-death would be wrong. But, I am also “pro-choice” because taking away a woman’s choice is taking the basic, human, God-given right of conscious thought and choice. If you have read all of this and stuck around this long but can not contribute, keep what I have said in mind. To reiterate from this man’s point of view, a woman’s choice is always held with the highest regard, even if it means losing a piece of yourself. Abortion hurts everyone.To “Blocked By Idiots AND Morons :-)” — I need to apologize because I had to cut out as much as I could to keep it from being too convoluted. I failed to mention the right after the procedure, I did seek some counseling with little results and wanted to find my own positive outlet, since to me, seeking counseling was like pulling over to ask for directions. Not too easy for us guys. I whole-heartedly agree with you on every point you made, but my guilt and sadness didn’t stem from a fantasy to have a child and family. To me, abortion is an easy way out. I needed to man-up, and the basic male instinct to put his life on the line to protect his family kicked in. On the same token, I had to stand behind her and support her decision because the last thing I wanted was for her to have spite towards me and the child. Plus, who am I to tell her what to do with her body?”Dali” — your advice is priceless to me. I can not thank you enough for your encouragement. I have toyed with that idea of using it as a form of abortion education, but I feel that those close to me may misinterpret my message and hold my “ex” completely at fault. But with that in mind, hopefully one day, when I do open up to them, I can know for sure others will understand the message in its entirety. “Broken Soul” — Absolutely, this world is crazy and everyday I ask myself “what the hell happened?”. And yet, I feel that denying someone the opinion of a mundane existance would be unfair since the amount of time I’ve spent contemplating life has made me who I am and embrace the beautiful intricacies of this messed up planet. As for our hearts, if everything else fails, lets hold on to hope, because no one is can ever take that away from us.”STONER” — I can’t empathize enough with your story.. when it comes down to it, the feeling of having absolutely no say in the decision hurts, since, in my opinion, society has evolved relationships and marriage more into partnerships than anything else. As for the “moving on with my life” aspect of it all, thanks for understanding there’s nothing i can or want to do about the next couple months. Unfortunately, after all the BS, I was starting to rely on my 420 as a way to cope, but realized I was soon forgetting and losing grip. Although, eventually I would like to figure out away to let go without forgetting. That’s my focus for the future. But thank you its good to hear I’m not alone.***Sorry for using the Update button to give feedback to those responding but your answers are really helping me clarify my point. THANK YOU, THANK YOU to you guys for your words of encouragement. PLEASE feel free and dont hesitate to drop me an e-mail anytime if you have anything else to add
A: EDIT: After reading your update and the other answers, I would seriously suggest you give some thought to starting a group or organisation for guys in the same situation as yourself. At least that way there would be a starting point of a sympathetic ear for guys who share the same experience. Being involved in helping others is a great way to heal and it is also a good thing to do in a general way.~*~*~*~*~You really need to get into some counselling to deal with your unresolved issues of grief and loss.Of course you feel sad and lost, more so because you have not really had anyone to talk to in a sensible and non-judgemental way about this.I do NOT want to be mean, but ask you to consider this ~ you have created a fantasy of what life would have been like if you had and your ex-gf had a child, and this fantasy life bears very little relationship to reality.The fact that you are not even in a relationship with the same girl any more indicates that your feelings for each other were not strong enough to withstand the tests life puts in the way of each of us.In time you may meet someone else and have the chance to become a father. You will almost certainly have an opportunity to do so until well into your life, and I hope you will be as profoundly thoughtful and caring to children you DO have as to this dream child.You are blaming yourself for something that is, essentially, not your responsibility. You need to let go of this if you hope to move forward.OK, that’s my own opinion and you have yours, but there ARE organisations which can help.Please contact the people at the link below for more information about your options in this area.Every best wish to you in this 🙂
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