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Not likely. It can happen but is close to impossible. Ovulation occurs at day 14 of a 28 day cycle, at this time the environment is best suited for fertilization to occur. So technically intercourse should happen 72 hours prior to this, or at days 11-12, if you want to make a baby since it takes the sperm a while to reach the egg in the ampulla of the fallopian tube.
There is also a 72 hour period after ovulation where fertilization is also likely, since the uterine environment is still highly hospitable for a fetus. Each day after this point makes it harder and harder for pregnancy to occur since you are reaching the end of the Luteal phase of your cycle.
Technically it can happen any time you still have a corpus luteum present, basically day 14-28, since at the end of day 28 the cells in the corpus luteum all commit suicide and the uterine walls become unstable and unable to hold the egg let alone a fetus in place... This is when your period starts flowing and pregnancy is completely impossible...
So to answer your question, it's unlikley you'll become pregnant on day 23, but not impossible.
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∙ 13y agoThere is a lot of discussion about the "Rhythm Method" of birth control on the WWW (see attached links).
To be effective, one has to know the average length of a woman's menstrual cycle. If the typical menstrual cycle is less than 1 month, then day 23 would lie in the typically "infertile" period. If it is longer than a month, then the period shifts and it might like outside of the period.
However, note that there is a very high failure rate with the rhythm method (5-10% failure rate). With the high failure rate in mind, one might not want to take the risk.
There are other methods to help predict the later "safe days" including using Basal Body Temperature and looking at Cervical Mucous.
There are "Day After" contraceptive methods. If you feel you are at risk of an unintended pregnancy, then take other Birth Control measures.
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∙ 10y agoNo, it's biologically impossible.
During menstruation women cannot ovulate thus there is no egg present in order to get pregnant - HOWEVER a woman may be fertile during her period, meaning that there may be fertile quality cervical mucus present during menstruation which can keep sperm alive for up to 7 days. Thus although it's impossible to get pregnant during menstruation, it is possible to get pregnant as a result of sex during your period.
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∙ 15y agoDefinitely! Although the actual day varies for each woman and even between cycles, it most frequently occurs on or either side of the fourteenth day.
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∙ 13y agoIt is possible but unlikely.
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Can a woman gets pregnant after menstruation period?
Woman normally gets pregnant on the day 14, if the periods of 28 days duration. On the day 16, if the period are of 30 days duration. That is you get the period after 14 days of ovulation in normal course. That is rare to get pregnancy just after period. But it is possible to get pregnancy just after the period.
Which days are the most fertile days for a woman?
Roughly 14 days after her last period, although it is possible to get pregnant at any time
Can you get pregnant 2 to three days after your ovulating days?
Although a woman is most fertile about 14 days after her period starts, she can get pregnant during other times of her cycle.
Can a woman get pregnant near to her period?
That isn't likely to happen, unless she ovulates late in her cycles. Getting pregnant depends on when a woman ovulates, not when she has her period. Most women ovulate about 14 days after their last period.
In 26th day of 32 days period it will pregnant or not?
its always the 14 days after your period. ( to get pregnant)
Is it possible to get pregnant 16 days after menstruation?
Yes, it is definitely in the higher range of days to get pregnant. For a woman to get pregnant, she needs to ovulate (release a mature egg from her ovaries). For most women, ovulation occurs about 14 days after her period. But it can vary from month to month and/or for each woman. So it is possible that 16 days after your period, that you could fall pregnant.
Is it possible to be fertile 9 days after your pd?
Answer no it has to be about 14 days Answer A woman can get pregnant anytime after her period. So do not assume you can't. Answer It differs for every woman, so yes, you can be.
What day of your period can you get pregnant?
You can get pregnant at any time but you are more likely to get pregnant 14 days after your period
Do you need to have your period to get pregnant?
Well ovulation is more important when become pregnant than the period but in order to ovulate you must have your period. Generally you get your period between ages 9-14. A woman is most likely to become pregnant when she is ovulation (when her ovaries release an egg). Once the egg is released, sperm from the male, fertilizes it and it grows into a baby. But you do not have to be on your period to become pregnant. A woman generally ovulates about 14 days after her menstrual period.
When does a woman most likely to get pregnant after her period?
A woman is most likely to get pregnant when she ovulates after her period. This is generally about 14 days for most women, though not all. A few days before or after though can also be a prime time due to the longevity of sperm or the change in a females cycle.
Can you be pregnant if you had intercourse 14 days after your period ended?
You can
If you have unprotected sex the day your periods start and the bloke cums inside you then your period stops the day after does this mean you have become pregenant?
No, you cannot be pregnant unless you are ovulating. You ovulate 14 days b4 your missed period and 14 days after the 1st day of your last period. No, you cannot be pregnant unless you are ovulating. You ovulate 14 days b4 your missed period and 14 days after the 1st day of your last period. No, you cannot be pregnant unless you are ovulating. You ovulate 14 days b4 your missed period and 14 days after the 1st day of your last period.
