Is It Possible For Me To Be Pregnant?

   How come you were menstruating until 3 days ago, and after 4 days you will be ovulating? It is unlikely that exactly in 4 days and how are you even sure when it will be? It makes no sense to sell Escapel with a prescription. It's for emergency contraception. If you have to wait in line and waste time going to the doctor, time will pass. What if it's Saturday? There is no logic. If you did it shortly after your period, you are unlikely to get pregnant. PS: it's not bad to put a comma that at times the reader gets entangled

   Go to the pharmacy again and ask about "Pille danach". They are given without a prescription. It is always possible to get pregnant, but in this case unlikely.

   Go to the emergency room - to the hospital's notebook - and ask for a prescription. If they pretend to be interesting, make a scandal of them. I hope you have valid insurance. In the worst case, put an aspirin deep into your vagina and pray that you are not pregnant, which is unlikely.

   Me, wait. Before the emergency, was it with personal praxism? Or with some other praxis? There is no time, but you wait 2-3 hours and they will give you a prescription. You go online and google the nearest practices. You call if and when they bump and fast there. You have less than 72 hours of spraying ...

   You have several options: 1. You wait 2 weeks and go to the nearest Rossmann or DM - there are for about 5 euros very precise tests (for example clear blue), which can from the first day of the missed cycle to show if there is anything to worry or not. Yes, you will have to stay in ignorance for two weeks if you are currently ovulating, but at least you will know for sure later. They are arranged next to the women's hygienic materials. 2. Your GP, Hausarzt, can also see you immediately or the next day and prescribe Escapel or an alternative. If you don't have one yet - go and sign up with someone. The GP may also refer you to a gynecologist to indicate that the case is urgent - then they also usually manage to insert you. However, in your case, if you present it as it is, I tell you from now on that it will not sound urgent to him. It's better to think of something like bleeding between cycles and pain to be referred, and already at the examination at the gynecologist you will be able to ask if there is a possibility that you are pregnant. 3. You call in practice and ask for an appointment the same day and say that you will pay yourself, on the principle of privately insured persons. This will not be reimbursed by your health insurance fund if you are not privately insured, but it is also a solution if you cannot wait 2 weeks for a test. 4. With the legal insurance for a gynecologist in Germany (and for another specialist) there is a lot of waiting, especially if there are not many specialists per capita where you live and you are not a patient in the practice, but you are calling for the first time. Once you are registered with them, they will easily insert you if necessary and will give you earlier hours.

   I think it is very likely.

   From 15.03.2015 the pill is sold without a prescription in pharmacies to women over 14. The pill is taken up to five days after the accident. Then it's pointless. EVERY gynecologist is obliged to see you as a matter of urgency, you just have to explain WHAT your appointment is for, and not just say "I want an appointment". After all, you can go to the emergency room, this is an emergency. You will wait there for hours, but in the end you will be accepted. If a doctor prescribes it for you, the cash register (if you have German insurance) will refund your money - keep your prescription and receipt. But you can buy it yourself, it is not prescribed. If you are under 14, then you are a doctor as soon as possible, just say everything over the phone or go straight to the waiting room and explain it there.

   1, because there is obviously a lack of basic literacy on the question of how ovulation is calculated - it is usually about 14 days from the onset of the cycle, ie from the first day of menstruation and malaise. If her cycle lasts 6-7 days and ended before 3, it is close to the logic that there are about 4 more until ovulation. I do not understand with what confidence you pronounce topics on which you obviously do not have even basic knowledge?

   8, yes, I know, do not shoot. To be more precise, ovulation is usually 14 before the next cycle. I just didn't think it could be a full 7 days. I even give you 5 stars for clarification. Because I have never heard of such women. The ones I've been with have 3-5 days, even 5 rarely. Still, it is difficult to get pregnant if her ovulation is really after 4 days. This means that the sperm must survive 5 days in it, which is unlikely. They usually survive 24-48 hours.

   No matter how you calculate your ovulation, there is always a chance of getting pregnant. There is no point in explanations and conjectures. Go to your GP and explain what happened. Or go directly to a gynecological practice and explain. They will give you a prescription. After all, these are people. And on the advice of 3 to raise a scandal I have no words. With scandals you can solve your problems in Bulgaria, in Germany if you speak the language and explain humanly you will get help everywhere.