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Q: Quick Question

asked by: AngelaZ on January 4th, 2004

New User

I always have the dumb questions, but I normally have a very heavy period for at least 8 days, my boyfriend and I had unprotected sex 3 days into the period. I know you can still get pregnant but I thought the chances were slim. It's now the fifth day into my period and it is practically gone. What could this mean?

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TX_momy

replied on January 4th, 2004

Experienced User

Hi Angela

Could it be the weather? Laughing

just kidding , yes you can get pregnant and you knew it, you are taking a risk by having sex. But I think it is too urly to find out now if you are pregnant or not..... Rolling Eyes

try to wait a while like 10 - 14 days to take a test and tell us the results k ?

Good luck Smile

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