I doubt anyone will be able to tell you an exact percentage. I'd say the chance was fairly low, but definitely possible. I think you see your doctor for a test, just to put your mind at rest. Next time wash your hands or something :P
The best recommended way to get pregnant or conceive is to find out when you are ovulating and try. The days you are ovulating are the days you are most fertile.
Yes, you just have to have sex while you are ovulating & fertile.
Although a woman is most fertile about 14 days after her period starts, she can get pregnant during other times of her cycle.
about 2 weeks after your cycle starts again, you will be fertile for about 3 days. you can buy tests to show if you are ovulating or not
Yes. If your menstrual cycle has started, it means that you are ovulating, and therefore you can get pregnant.
yes, you have to be fertile to become pregnant.
Yes, it's likely to get pregnant straight away. This is not because you're "more fertile," but because your hormones are adjusting back to your natural rhythm, and you don't know exactly when you're ovulating.
I can't give you a percentage,, but I can tell you this: Pulling out is not an effective form of birth control. He doesn't have to ejaculate inside you to get you pregnant. The tiny bit of "pre-cum" which may leak out before ejaculation is enough to get you pregnant if you are fertile.
Yes, it is possible to get pregnant directly after menstruation. If your cycle is especially short you may ovulate the day after your period, certainly you may be fertile during this time so could fall pregnant.
Yes, you can get pregnant even if you haven't had your period for two months. Menstruation follows ovulation, thus when you had sex you may have been fertile/ovulating.
Ovulation is the period of time a woman is fertile. This is nomally in the middle of a womans cycle lasting 3-7 days. Ive never heard of the term "non-ovulating", but i would have to say it is the days that she isn't ovulating/fertile. Or maybe it refferrs to after menopause, when a woman no longer ovulates, making her infertile.
Depending on the length of your cycle, ovulation day is often between the 14th and 16th day. It is most likely that you will get pregnant around this period since it is then that you are most fertile, but there is a small chance you could get pregnant on day 9 if you did not use a form of birth control, or the birth control failed to work properly.