Could I be pregnant? (Nuvaring)?

From what you say, you didnt put it in on the first day of your period (or cycle) If you truly were ovulating you have a pretty good chance of pregnancy. On any given month, a woman has about a 20-30% chance to get pregnant so chances are better (70-80%) that you are not pregnant (this is why not every unprotected sexual episode leads to pregnancy) Sooner or later though, you will time it right and get pregnant going on like you are. I would advise that you keep the ring in, follow your schedule, and see what happens and if on the fourth week when you have the ring out, see if you get your period. Use a condom until you have used the ring for seven consecutive days. (this is what KM means by had you read the directions thoroughly, you would have known that you need back up the first seven days and pulling out doesnt count as back up by the way-too many women think that it does and this just doesnt work because men secrete sperm all through the sex act not just at ejaculation) You could try Plan b (and I hate to recommend that stuff) but you are kind of right on the edge for that. It is best if used within 3 days of sex and it has been 4 since your first unprotected act. Plan b will mess your cycle up, most likely delay your period and give you nasty side effects from the hormones but it is your body and your choice. You can just hope for the best and see what happens (like we did in the days before Plan b) Plan b will only slightly improve your chances of not getting pregnant by maybe 5-10% more. If your period is late, wait until it is at least a week late and you can test then. It is too early to test now. Good Luck!