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Ovulation & pregnancy

Hi there,

Im 19 and i am not completely familiar with my ovulation and pregnancy.

My boyfriend and I had unprotected sex yesterday (November 26).
He pulled out before he came but i am completely aware of the risks that come with that.
I finished my period on (November 22).

I have read forums that say ovulation begins on the first day of you period and that during
ovulation, you are most likely to get pregnant.

If possible can you explain.
1)when ovulation begins and ends
2)when are you most likely to get pregnant
3)is there a chance i could be pregnant in my situation

Thank you so much
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530319 tn?1212952029
Everyone is very different!  I have a very short luteal phase and have been known to ovulate on cd 9 or 10.  So it is very important to watch your cycles to get your specific ovulation schedule.  Keep in mind your cycle could vary monthly or could be very regular.
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284738 tn?1283106819
every women is different.. you need to find out how many days you have in your cycle period to period and then once you have that down... you can start temping to figure out when you are ovulating and also check your CM...
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then it sounds like your not as familiar with your ovulation as you may thinkg if your not sure when ovulation begines.

if you have a 28 day schedual then you TYPICALLY, not always, ovulate around the 14-16 day after the start of your cycle.

yes there a chance. theres ALWAYS a chance
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