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was on the pill for years and I came off 3 weeks before I had unprotected sex. I've had a constant sick feeling and cramps and lots of wind. I also noticed My areola getting bigger and bumps appeared and my veins showing on my breasts. I've heard these can be signs of early pregnancy. It's been 10 days since I had unprotected sex but my test came up negative should I wait longer and if so how long?? I'm confused I want to know for sure.

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