I have never had sex, but have engaged in oral sex. I have missed my period and am 36 days late. Two negative pregnancy tests that I took because of nerves. Periods are sometimes late but never been more than 34 days late. Last period came at 26 days. Is it possible I could somehow get pregnant without having vaginal sex?
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Pregnant virgin?
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Your chance of being pregnant are extremely small. Semen lives for 48hrs in the female reproductive tract and an egg lives for 24hrs. It takes usually about 10 days for a urine pregnancy test to be positive after fertilization occurs. Given your negative pregnancy tests, it is far more likely that you are simply having irregular periods and there are many causes for this which can be looked into by your local ob/gyn.