Are the chances of me getting pregnant
greater, since he went in me twice, within
a couple days... Towards the end of my
period?
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Ingi
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Posted: 12-31-06 00:19am
This is the same question.
The reality is, no one can tell you what
your exact chance of becoming pregnant
are. I assume, since it was the end of
your period, your chances are very, very
low. Not impossible - but quite low.
If anyone could tell you what your
'chances' are, they would be rich.
Everyone wants to know what their
pregnancy chances are.
Relax. It takes most couples up to a year
to conceive naturally. If you just
started, you have awhile.
Good luck.
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Bridget
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Posted: 12-31-06 10:05am
Are you trying to conceive? If yes, try
to learn a little about your body and you
can kind of pinpoint when you're
ovulating. If you really wanted to there
are ways to track your ovulation. Do you
have a regular cycle each month?
Let me put it in perspective for you- i've
always had normal 28-day cycles, which
means i've ovulated regularly monthly. We
had unprotected sex pretty much every day
and I didn't get pregnant for 8 months.
It's not as easy as "omg he came in me
once, am I pregnate?", unless you're lucky
(or unlucky depending on the
circumstances). It takes time and
patience to conceive.
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Kia
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Joined: 23 Jun 2004 Posts: 6594 Location: Planet Tampaxia,
Posted: 12-31-06 10:45am
iheartmybostonterrier
wrote:
it takes time and patience
to conceive.
unless you are trying to avoid pregnancy -
then it seems that you fall pregnant at
the drop of a hat.
But exactly as these girls said.
The only way to know for sure is to take a
pregnancy test.
Follow the instructions carefully and most
say to take on the day of your missed
period or after, and to use first morning
urine as it is usually more concentrated.
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