When are you most likely to get pregnant like how many days before your period or after? \n\n\nIts kinda super important.
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You ovulate approximately 14 days after your period. At this time you are most fertile.
248698
wait till right before your period, when you feel most that you're ovulating. You'll really feel it when you are. Drink lot's of water. ovulation supposedly occurs 14 days after a period(for normal ones.)
309193
afterward is the safest, before and soon afterward you start to ovulate and that is the best time to get pregnant.\nWhy not use protection? That way you could have sex whenever you and your husband wanted,
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You *can't* get pregnant if you aren't ovulating (no egg, no pregnancy), and if you *are* ovulating, you will have a period.  However, it is possible that even though you *haven't* been ovulating, you could start at any time.  Therefore you have to assume you are potentially fertile.\n\nIf you want to know how to recognize when you are about to ovulate, please read _Taking Charge of Your Fertility_ by Toni Weschler.  It has lots of information that will help you figure out what is going on.
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Contrary to what 2LTgrl51 says, it is possible for ovulation to take place more than once a month.  I have worked in the OB/GYN field for more than 18 years, and I can tell you of many instances where this has happened, such as, fraternal twins, etc.  Every woman does not have "textbook" periods and ovulation, and if she did, there would be no use for any birth control method because you could accurately predict when ovulation was occurring.  Whether it is "normal" or not, I would say that it can be "normal" if it is normal for that person.
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You can still get pregnant.  It sounds like you may not ovulate regularly, so you may ovulate one month and not realize it and get pregnant.  You have to be careful because you could do something harmful not knowing your pregnant because you are irregular.  Also, have you been to the doctor.....I have the same type of cycle, I have a two year old.  You may want to be checked to see if you have PCOS-polycystic ovarian syndrome...
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Around the time that you would get your period would be about the time that you may start noticing symptoms of pregnancy.  It's also around that time that you could take a pregnancy test.\n\nA home pregnancy test only works 4 days before your period for about 68% of people.  I would just wait until your period unless you NEED to know sooner for some reason.  Your breasts may be tender b/c your period is next week.
387270
Buy an ovulating kit. It works. There are basically only 72 hours a months where you have a really good chance at getting pregnant. Make sure you guys are ready to get busy!
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Okay, YES you can be pregnant and STILL have your period!!!!! I would stop taking the pill and go see your Gyno. I used First Response 4 times and still went to the gyno to find out I was over two months pregnant with my second child. With my first child again I was 2 months pregnant but the pregnancy test worked right away. All in all it doesn't hurt if you get checked out. It's better than having a possible miscarriage. Right?
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You can always get pregnant.....you do need to be far more careful and take more responsibility for your actions....HOWEVER, it's pretty unlikely you will get pregnant. If you took one pill and then were supposed to take the second one 12 hours laters, it's unlikely that you will have conceived in that time. The odds of getting pregnant are pretty slim in any given cycle anyway and if you have a build-up of the contraceptive pill in your system, then it's unlikely that upon forgetting to take it, having unprotected sex and then using the morning after-pill (albeit later than you should) that you will fall pregnant. You'd have to be pretty unlucky!\nBut do take heed of this situation as a warning.
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You're ovulating.  That takes place about 2 weeks before your period.  Nothing to worry about!!  It's the most likely time to get pregnant (although no time is "unlikely".)\n\nThe "cottony stuff" should go in far enough so that you can still feel it with your fingertip.  It shouldn't be outside of your vagina at all, but just right inside and the string should be all that hangs out further.
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have you taken a preg. test yet? you could be preg. already. ovulation is 14-15 days after the first day of your periond. so if you are not preg. count 14 days from the 24th.. you should have ovulated nov. 6th or 7th. good luck..
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The best way I can advise to do that is by taking your temperature everyday at the exact time. Unless you are sick the temperature will be exactly the same everyday. But then you will see that during any month and a period of approx. 3-5 days your temperature will be slightly higher. This is when you are ovulating. In theory, its when you are most fertile to get pregnant. Usually occurs in the middle of the cycle about 12 days after your period. Good luck.
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I believe that I have heard of women who get their period in early stages of pregnancy, but two days after is really soon! It's possible that you just had an early period.\n\nThe biggest problem with trying to conceive is the whole "trying" part! I would stop counting days and periods for now because stress could make it harder for you to conceive. Just have sex whenever the mood strikes you and unless you have fertility problems you will eventually get pregnant. I've noticed that all my friends who want babies have problems and my friends who aren't thinking about it end up pregnant. ;P\n\nAlso, I know i'll get rated down for this but: Don't listen to the people ragging on you for trying to conceive before marriage, if you are commited to your partner and financially/emotionally ready and able to raise a child there is no reason you should wait. The thought that all people must be married to have children is cultural and silly. I have nothing against people who wait but what works for some does not work for others. Do what you and your fiance feel is right and good luck starting your new family!
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30-35% chance of becoming pregnant.  First, you have to ovulate at the right time.  Then you have to have intercourse at the right time and the sperm have to find their way to the correct fallopian tube which has the ovulating ovary at the end.  The sperm are fighting pH and all kinds of other "killer" stuff in your vagina, cervix, and uterus.  Half of them die for the "good" of the others and it's a rough time.  Finally, they have to break through the egg's defenses.  So, if everything was perfectly timed, then you could be pregnant.  It's almost like a game of chance.\n\nGood luck!
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Your body temperature increases when your ovulating, not very much though. There are special thermometers you can buy that are more accurate and made for this purpose.  There is usually not an exact time that you have to have s*x, it's more like a window of opportunity, when your are more likely to conceive. Many women ovulate at differ at times of the month, so 14 days is not very accurate. And relax sometimes the harder you try to get pregnant the harder it is to conceive.
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Many times stress can throw your period out of whack and cause you to have late or skipped periods.  If you're a few days late, no sweat.  If you're weeks late, that might be a cause for concern.  Ovulation usually occurs in the middle of your cycle and is the best time to get pregnant, so a few days after your preiod shouldn't have gotten you pregnant.  But that's not a guarantee.  Get a pregnancy test and use it, don't stress, and it'll probably all work out just fine.  \n\nGood luck!!