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Trying to get pregnant

my last period began the 15 of July 2010. my cycle is 28 days. i had unprotected sex on the 27, 28 and 31 of July. My next period is supposed to come on the 12 of August 2010, however today i saw some blood. i thought that i had sex on my fertile days and would have conceived but it seems im having difficulty conceiving. Could i still become pregnant although i am seeing this blood
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Yes you can. That can be implentation bleeing. I saw go get a test that can detect your pregnant 5 days before your missed period. Good luck and baby dust your way.
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Yes you could still be pregnant. Spotting is common in early pregnancy. I would suggest taking a pregnancy test if you miss your period or if it is lighter than usual. Additionally i would suggest using an ovulation predictor kit. This is like a pregnancy test but let's you know when you are about to ovulate so you can have sex during your fertile time. You can also try products like Pre Seed which have sperm friendly lube (most lube can kill sperm or make motility decrease) they also make fertility vitamins for men and women have ovulation predictor kits and home pregnancy tests. I also suggest anyone trying to concieve to start prenatal vitamins three months prior. Good luck!
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