Henry Hudson. English explorer Henry Hudson was determined to find the Northwest Passage via the Arctic Circle - even after his crew mutinied. Learn more about his lifelong search in this video. Contents
In summary, it is possible to determine if you are pregnant around 9-10 days after having unprotected sex by doing a blood test for pregnancy, or after around 2 weeks (or more) using the urine test. Taking the tests too early may lead to a negative result, so you may repeat the test after a few more days.
Yes, it's too early. No woman starts having pregnancy symptoms two days after unprotected sex. If you conceived, plenty is going on in your body, but on such a small scale that you will not notice it. You don't start having pregnancy symptoms until that egg implants in your uterus. Plenty of women start having symptoms of something other than pregnancy two days after unprotected sex or even right away though, symptoms of WORRY and STRESS. Feeling sick to your stomach and a loss of appetite are both anxiety symptoms.