Other symptoms include nausea and vomiting, sore breasts, a need to pass urine frequently and tiredness. If you think you are pregnant, have a test. Urine tests are quick and generally accurate. They are available from chemists, doctors and women's health services. Home test kits are available, but results should be checked by a health professional.
Blood tests are available from doctors.
A doctor's examination can also detect pregnancy from 6 to 8 weeks after your last period. You should have a test if you think you might be pregnant, and your period is more than one week late. There is no ideal solution to an unwanted pregnancy. You may not be happy with any of these options, but you need to choose the one that is best for you at this time. Only you know what you want out of life, and which options you should take.