Quiz: Am I Pregnant??

Have you been feeling a little off lately and wondering, "Am I pregnant?" It’s a common question that many women find themselves asking when they notice changes in their body or have missed a period. While a quiz can't replace a home pregnancy test or a visit to your doctor, it can help you assess whether pregnancy might be a possibility based on your symptoms.

Take our fun and informative quiz below to see what your answers reveal about your likelihood of being pregnant.

How It Works: Answer the questions below, and tally up your A’s, B’s, and C’s at the end. Based on your results, you'll get an idea of whether pregnancy is likely or if it’s time to explore other causes of your symptoms.

“Am I Pregnant?” Quiz

1. Have you missed your period?

A: Yes, it's late or completely absent.
B: No, my period is right on time.
C: My period is irregular, so I can’t be sure.

1. Are you feeling unusually tired or fatigued?

A: Yes, I’m exhausted all the time, no matter how much rest I get.
B: No, I feel as energetic as usual.
C: I feel more tired than usual, but nothing too extreme.

1. Have you been experiencing nausea, especially in the morning?

A: Yes, I’ve been feeling nauseous, particularly in the mornings.
B: No, I haven’t felt nauseous at all.
C: I’ve felt a bit queasy now and then, but it’s not constant.

1. Are your breasts more tender, swollen, or sensitive than usual?

A: Yes, my breasts are very sensitive and feel fuller than usual.
B: No, my breasts feel the same as always.
C: I’ve noticed a little tenderness, but it's not major.

1. Are you craving specific foods or avoiding certain ones?

A: Yes, I’m suddenly craving certain foods or can’t stand others.
B: No, my appetite is the same as usual.
C: I’ve noticed some food preferences, but it’s nothing too strange.

1. Have you noticed frequent urination or a sudden urge to pee more often?

A: Yes, I’m going to the bathroom a lot more than usual.
B: No, I haven’t noticed any change in my bathroom habits.
C: I haven’t noticed much of a change, but I do occasionally feel like I need to pee more.

1. Have you experienced any light bleeding or spotting?

A: Yes, I’ve had light spotting or bleeding, but it doesn’t feel like my regular period.
B: No, I haven’t noticed any bleeding.
C: I had some spotting, but it was very light and didn’t last long.

1. Are you feeling more emotional or moody than usual?

Count Your A’s, B’s, and C’s!

Mostly A’s: You Might Be Pregnant!
If you have more A’s than B’s and C’s, your answers are pointing toward pregnancy as a strong possibility. Symptoms like missed periods, fatigue, nausea, and breast tenderness are common signs of early pregnancy. The next step is to take a home pregnancy test for a definitive answer, and if it’s positive, make an appointment with your doctor to start prenatal care.

Mostly B’s: Pregnancy is Unlikely.
If you have mostly B’s, it’s likely that pregnancy is not the cause of your symptoms. You might want to look into other causes, such as hormonal imbalances, stress, or illness. However, if you still feel unsure, it’s a good idea to consult with your doctor for further evaluation.

Mostly C’s: It Could Go Either Way.
If your answers are a mix of A’s, B’s, and C’s, you might be experiencing symptoms that could be linked to pregnancy, but they’re not definitive. A home pregnancy test could help clarify things, or you might want to visit your doctor to rule out other causes for your symptoms.

What’s Next?

No matter what your results show, it’s always important to take the next step to confirm whether you’re pregnant. If your quiz results suggest pregnancy, take a home pregnancy test to confirm. If you're still unsure, or if your symptoms persist, don’t hesitate to schedule a visit with your doctor to get to the bottom of it.

Remember, early signs of pregnancy can be subtle, and they can also overlap with other health issues. Your doctor can provide the most accurate advice and next steps.

Take care of your health, and good luck on your journey, wherever it leads!