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writes:ok,so me and my Boyfriend had sex bout 2 and a half weeks ago,I was on my period then and i still had it after about 2 or 3 days after,I Don't have Any signs i Just Need to know if its possible to have your Period after you have sex and still be pregnant i know you can't be preg. and have your period but what if you have sex while on it and still on it a couple of days later.Is there any way?
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reader, old-spinstah  +, writes (17 December 2009):
Yes, you can get pregnant if you have unprotected sex during and just after your period. It's less likely than at other times but possible.
Take satin's advice and get some proper birth control sorted out.
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reader, Angzw  +, writes (17 December 2009):
It is 95% unlikely that you could get pregnant during your period. You normally release an egg about 2 weeks after your period and the conditions in the womb have to be ideal for a fertilised egg to implant itself. When you have a period, your womb is shedding the lining that was going to nourish the baby so you are not preg (most likely). But this method has a high failure rate because sometimes your partner's sperm can remain alive inside you for a few days and if you happen to ovulate early then you can become pregnant. One of my pregnancies occurred when I had just had my period; just 2 days later than you did but I was married so ok for me but you dont want that. If you don't have your normal period next month then you might want to buy a pregnancy test kit from a pharmacy But you are however, playing with fire having unprotected sex at 14. You should be using condoms. They protect you from pregnancy and STD.
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reader, Angzw +, writes (17 December 2009):
It is 95% unlikely that you could get pregnant during your period. You normally release an egg about 2 weeks after your period and the conditions in the womb have to be ideal for a fertilised egg to implant itself. When you have a period, your womb is shedding the lining that was going to nourish the baby so you are not preg (most likely). But this method has a high failure rate because sometimes your partner's sperm can remain alive inside you for a few days and if you happen to ovulate early then you can become pregnant. One of my pregnancies occurred when I had just had my period; just 2 days later than you did but I was married so ok for me but you dont want that. If you don't have your normal period next month then you might want to buy a pregnancy test kit from a pharmacy But you are however, playing with fire having unprotected sex at 14. You should be using condoms. They protect you from pregnancy and STD.
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