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Yes, but it's very unlikely. Women do not ovulate during their period. However, eggs may live for 2 days and sperm may live for 5-7 days inside a woman's body. They could finally meet up during menstruation, but it's rare
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Baby07
replied on April 12th, 2007
New User
It's very rare, but it could happen, if you ever want to talk just PM me
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mc4ever02
replied on April 12th, 2007
Extremely eHealthy
It can happen. A friend of mine had sex the last day of her period. She was also under the impression that she could not become pregnant on her period. She delivered a beautiful little girl just last week (Britian ). Her period would last for about 7 days. So say she had sex on the seventh day and sperm can last say 5 days. That takes you to day 12. If you have a 26 day cycle thats right on the nose. Just my two cents.