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Can you get pregnant the day before your period? (No birth control or condoms)
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if you are late then you should get an accurate result on a home pregnancy test.
i would say that the spotting you experienced was your period.
as the other ladies have said, you generally ovulate between days 10-16 of your cycle.
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My last REAL period was August 14.
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but we've been hving sex unprotected since then, so if i'm not i prolly will be soon.
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I felt like I gonna get it right b4 and i didnt get it. Then 4 days later I spotted for three days and havent seen mother nature again since. Almost vomit any time I smell food, cant keep my eyes open, and mild cramps. Plus my boobs are soft and tender. My stomachs harder too.
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You should google - Ovulation - to learn more about it.  
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No. Not likley. Normally you ovulate anywhere from day 10 to 14 from when you cycle started.   So, you would not ovulate a day before your cycle started.  So it's very unlikley you are pregnant. Sorry.
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I don't think you can cause I had sex with my boyfriend 6 times be for I had my period and I am..it right now
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I was wondering the same question. I just had unprotected sex 3 days ago and he went inside me and I'm suppose to start tomorrow
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