No. A pap is not used to determine pregnancy, and one week is too early to find out if you are pregnant
When you get pregnant your body releases specific hormones into your blood stream. Though one week is too early for these to shape your behaviour or be noticeable. If you are trying to figure out if you are pregnant, just walk into a pharmacy and ask for a pregnancy test. Its not a crime to populate the Earth.
there is a possibility if you are fertile when you had sex, but considering the time..its too early to conclude. http://promdinurses.blogspot.com/
No 1 week is too soon.
i am not sure about the odds but i had my tubes done a year and a half ago and today i found out i was pregnant too early to see if it in my tubes should out next week i thought i couldn't get pregnant but it can happen
You can't . That's too specific to call for sure.
there is no such thing as a conception pill - that is not how you get pregnant
Yes, the females will know when they are pregnant. Other females will know too if they are housed together. The males will know because the pregnant female will have nothing to do with the males if she is pregnant.
That you are testing too early or that you are not pregnant.
After one week of sex or missed period? You should be specific. There is no use of knowing about the conception after one week of sex. It is too much expensive also. If you have had a sexual contact and want to know about it, wait for one week. Then take the morning sample of urine and go for the pregnancy test. Repeat it twice a week. If you do not get the periods, then consult the gynecologist. She will do the needful.
That in fact is a symptom of pregnancy, I had that same symptom when I was pregnant. I had breast tenderness which I thought I was just dehydrated and I was drinking too much caffeine because that can cause breast tenderness in females but in fact I was pregnant. I got morning, well I'd call all day, sickness starting at my 5th week. So go get checked out at your local doctor and it is not too early to test.
No, too early to tell.