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could i be pregnant on the first day of my period?

Me and my boyfriend had unprotected sex during the first day of my period(March 29)... My cycle is ranging from 28-32 days. I'm 2 days late now.. I am supposed to have my period last April 30. I am experiencing lower back pains intermittently, right breast soreness, and this white mucus coming out for 2 weeks now. But does this mean I could be pregnant or just too stressed? Is there much chance at all???
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325319 tn?1220588398
its a possibility..slim, but it is a chance
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318181 tn?1336443496
On the first day of your period, it's pretty much impossible. The follicle and egg would have had no time to grow since your previous cycle. Had it been the last day of your period, there would have been a low chance, but not on the first day.
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yeah it is possible but not common. and your only 2 days late. you asked if your pregnant or if its just being too stressed so it sounds to me like your under a lot of stress and stress can effect your period
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367100 tn?1330914725
no u cant get pregnant if u have sex on period days.
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354373 tn?1299184526
Itis pretty unlikely that you would have conceived on the 1st day of your period....most people ovulate around mid cycle, give or take a few days.  If you are late for your period, try using a HPT...good luck
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