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Q: Can I Get Pregnant After My Ovulation Days Are Over??
asked by: bailysbutterfly on December 10th, 2004
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I have calculated when I ovulate each month (the certain days, according to when I have my period)... My question is... If semen gets inside me after the ovulation days have passed but before my new period, can I still get pregnant? Thanks so much guys and gals!
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Sadler1021
replied on December 13th, 2004
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Very Possible!
Yes you can, because of the fact that your cycle is not always positively going to be the same. Stress, nutrition, and other factors affect your cycle. The best way to know exactly when you are ovulating is by recording your basal body temp every morning or by using ovulation predictor kits or something like that. Most likely it will be about 14 days before you start your period, assuming you have a normal luteal phase, but like I said before you will never know exactly when you are going to start. For instance, you may ovulate on the 14th day of one cycle and the 21st day of another cycle. So the answer to your question is yes you can be pregnant! In any case, I hope you get what you want whether it be to have a baby, or to not have a baby. Smile take care!
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Sadler1021
replied on December 13th, 2004
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Yes you can, because of the fact that your cycle is not always positively going to be the same. Stress, nutrition, and other factors affect your cycle. The best way to know exactly when you are ovulating is by recording your basal body temp every morning or by using ovulation predictor kits or something like that. Most likely it will be about 14 days before you start your period, assuming you have a normal luteal phase, but like I said before you will never know exactly when you are going to start. For instance, you may ovulate on the 14th day of one cycle and the 21st day of another cycle. So the answer to your question is yes you can be pregnant! In any case, I hope you get what you want whether it be to have a baby, or to not have a baby. Smile take care!
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Sadler1021
replied on December 13th, 2004
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Very Possible!
Yes you can, because of the fact that your cycle is not always positively going to be the same. Stress, nutrition, and other factors affect your cycle. The best way to know exactly when you are ovulating is by recording your basal body temp every morning or by using ovulation predictor kits or something like that. Most likely it will be about 14 days before you start your period, assuming you have a normal luteal phase, but like I said before you will never know exactly when you are going to start. For instance, you may ovulate on the 14th day of one cycle and the 21st day of another cycle. So the answer to your question is yes you can be pregnant! In any case, I hope you get what you want whether it be to have a baby, or to not have a baby. Smile take care!
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Erica720
replied on December 14th, 2004
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What sadler said is exactly correct. I also wanted to add that if you know when you ovulate (your fertile time) and you know that you did ovulate then no you can not get pregnant after ovulation occurs. But just like sadler said cycles normally are not exactly the same so it is often difficult to say exactly when you are ovulating unless you use ovulation predictors or charting you basal body temperature.
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~*klo*~
replied on December 28th, 2004
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I thought there was a small weeney chance to get preg any time of the month? Hmm I think im wrong lyke normal.
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