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Q: Prenancy

asked by: mlc1974 on May 8th, 2006

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My last period was april 17th, I believe my ovulation day was may 5th. My husband and I had sex on april 24,26,28,30. May 2,3,4(2times) and on the 5. Are the chances of being pregnant really good for us. We have only been tring for two months now. I tested but way to soon. We really want to have a baby.

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diamond splinter

replied on May 8th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

I would leave testing for another week if I was you but yes there is always a good chance of pregnancy having sex on or around the day you ovulate.

You know sometimes hun you can want and try to much and that can slow down fertilisation so just take it easy relax and enjoy the practise thats if you haven't already hit the jackpot lets know how you get on :wink:

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