If you have sex 2 days before you ovulate can you get pregnant?
465519
There are some days you are able to have sex without getting pregnant -its used as a birth control method.  But keep in mind that sperm can stay alive in your body for 3-7 days so even if you had sex days before ovulation began, you run a high risk of getting pregnant.
84959
You ovulate (release the egg) about halfway through your cycle (day 1 = first day of blood). The egg only lives 1 day.  Sperm can live for up to 5 days.  So you dont want to get horizontal for about a week before ovulation and a few days after.
822458
No, I do not believe you are pregnant. As long as your cycle has been regular or predictable for the past few months, the timing you stated would not allow viable pregnancy. Sperm can live anywhere from 24-72 hours, but ovulation usually occurs after 14 days into your cycle. Ultimately, you should go on birth control, or inquire to your doctor about the morning afer pill if you do not want implantation of a fertilized egg in the future. Good luck.
390011
depends on your cycle, if you have a 28 day cycle your are fertile two weeks (14 days before) your period is due.\n\ndepends on the length of your cycle
278450
a woman is fertile only 3 day a month . If you are wanting to get pregnant you have to count like 12 days from the beginning of your period. for instance if you start your period on the 5th of the month you count 12 days,  so on the 17th of that month you will be fertile so have sex on 17th, 18th and 19th. Good Luck
658631
No, they used to use the rhythm system.  We learned it in the sex education class.  middle way between your periods the ovem [egg] comes down and you can only get pregnant those 2 days.  You will notice something in your underwear like snot.  That's it!  So your safe for the rest of the month. During your period, is even safer.  Count 12 to 15 days from the day your period starts.  Don't have sex then.\nThat's your most fertile time.
713903
Not usually. On average, women ovulate about 14 days after the start of their period, when on a 28 day cycle that is regular. However, it is not an absolute fact that it works that way for everyone. They say to use birth control (non-hormonal types anyway) even during your period because there still exists the possibility of conception, which of course, requires ovulation. I would think that if the cycle is not regular to begin with, that would increase the odds of that happening.
534497
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.)
341843
yes you can get pregnant at any time even if you have sex on you period. Sperm lasts up to 72 hours, so if something happens and you havean irregular short period, you could ovulate the day after you finish and therfore get pregnant
360810
Yes. If you had unprotected sex.\n\nMost women have approximately a 26-28 day cycle and ovulate around day 12-14 of that cycle. Sperm can live for up to 5 days inside the vagina so there is a high chance of pregnancy.\n\nBest speak to a health professional - and use birth control (unless you are wanting to start a family).
567681
If you had sex during ovulation, it is a very good possibility.  Your best bet is to wait at least two weeks after a missed period and see your doctor for a blood pregnancy test as this is the most accurate way of testing.
316789
Yes. The window of time for ovulation can happen anytime and is a totally unique and individual occurrence for each woman (girl). There are a handful of days in every month when you will likely become pregnant if you have unprotected sex. There are ways to predict when these days occur, but still, it will vary and is dependent on the individual.
495319
The best time to conceive is 7 -10 days after the first day of your menstrual cycle. Keep in mind that sperm can live up to 48 hours after ejaculation. If you really want to get pregnant your best bet is to have sex every other day because it gives the sperm count a chance to elevate again.\n\nGood Luck !
469020
they say that pre-cum CAN get a girl pregnant. The best way to avoid pregnancy is of course abstinence. Or you could try birth control and condoms. Diaphrams also work.
992645
If it is near her time of ovulation, then there is a good chance.  You don't mention how long her cycles are, but if she has a 28 day cycle then there is a good chance.  Any contact of semen on or near the vaginal opening can result in pregnancy.  If there was only pre-ejaculate, it is still possible as it still contains sperm,  If her next period is late, her best bet is to wait at least two weeks, then have a blood test done by her doctor as this is the most accurate way of testing.
459327
Sexual position makes no difference at all about whether you have a boy or girl.  Conception takes place hours or days after sex, not during.\nThat being said, there are ways to increase (not guarentee) your chances of a boy or a girl if you choose. \nFor a girl: immediately after a woman's menstrual period ends, she and her partner should have intercourse frequently (at least every other day) until 48 hours before ovulation. Do not have unprotected sex after this point until the next menstrual cycle ends. \nFor a boy: Either abstain from sex or use condoms until 4 days before ovulation. After this point, abstain entirely until 12 hours prior to ovulation; this acts to boost a man's sperm count. During the 12-hour ovulatory window, a couple should have sex, preferably just once. After this, partners must use condoms if they have intercourse again in the next several days. \nAll this assumes, of course, that you know when you ovulate, and that you have regular menstrual periods.  There are kits in the pharmacy to help tell when you ovulate.  It's a good idea to keep track for a few months prior to trying to conceive so that you get to know your cycle.  \nGood luck!
411427
Exactly what ummed said.  2 weeks before your period, an egg could be fertilized, but would not implant for some time after... I don't even know that you'd be producing hCG (hormone tested for in pregnancy tests) until implantation, but I may be wrong.