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i'm confused of this
i had an intercourse with my boyfriend on the 24th of February and he had finished in my vagina, my menstrual period came on the 29th of the same month, is it possible that i can get pregnant?
I had unprotected sex nearly 2weeks after my period finished, he didn't *** inside me but I've been getting sore breasts and I'm due on my period now but it's late, could I be pregnant? Please help.
Sometimes, yes. Its rare, but I have heard of cases where women happen to have a period right after sex, but they still get pregnant.
Usually this doesn't happen. Like I said, it's really rare. You might have been having PMS symptoms before you had sex, so its very unlikely you'll be pregnant. You could always do a pregnancy test to make sure.
Hope this helps!
~ Em
Usually this doesn't happen. Like I said, it's really rare. You might have been having PMS symptoms before you had sex, so its very unlikely you'll be pregnant. You could always do a pregnancy test to make sure.
Hope this helps!
~ Em
Hi,
Well you would have to be familiar with when you ovulate. Ovulation usually occurs in the middle of your cycle and you'd have to also know how long your cycles are - 28, 32, 34 days, etc. 5 days before your period wouldn't be an ideal time to get pregnant. Although it's still possible to get pregnant 5 days before your period, it's really not a very fertile time. If you started your period I wouldn't worry to much about pregnancy. Hopefully this helps. Good luck to you :)
Well you would have to be familiar with when you ovulate. Ovulation usually occurs in the middle of your cycle and you'd have to also know how long your cycles are - 28, 32, 34 days, etc. 5 days before your period wouldn't be an ideal time to get pregnant. Although it's still possible to get pregnant 5 days before your period, it's really not a very fertile time. If you started your period I wouldn't worry to much about pregnancy. Hopefully this helps. Good luck to you :)
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