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How Many Days After Ovulation Can I Get Pregnant?

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Cyndi

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How Many Days After Ovulation Can I Get Pregnant? Posted: 10-12-03 08:37am


I want to be pregnant, but my partner is out of town. I did an ovulation test which says that I will ovulate in the next 24-48 hrs. I will not see my partner for 5 days. Will it still be possible to get pregnant?

phillygurl

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Joined: 04 Sep 2003
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Location: philadelphia

Posted: 10-12-03 10:08am


There will be about a 80% chance that you can get pregnant. I was reading something the other day and it said for a better chance to get pregnant you should have sex with the man on top.(just some advice) good luck

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