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Will you still have your period if you get pregnant a few days before you start?
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∙ 14y ago
No since the body does not need to ovulate when the purpose of ovulation has been achieved. Remember that one has a period because the body is moving an egg into the uterus for easier fertilization.
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Is it possible to become pregnant 2 days before a period?
yes you can get pregnant you can't get pregnant if your period is still bleeding
Can you fall pregnant 4 days before your period and still have a period?
yeah.
Can you still get pregnant the day before your period ended?
Yes.
If you get pregnant 4 days before your period do you still get your period?
theoretically no, but there CAN be a slight bleeding.
Can a woman still get pregnant right before her period?
REAL easy.
Can you still be pregnant and your period come on and still feel pregnant?
Typically if you get your period you are not pregnant.
What if my period was 5 days early and you had intercous the 2 days before can you still get pregnant?
No you can't get pregnant.
Your Boyfriend Ejaculated in you on your last day of ovulation 12days before your period is due can you be pregnant if your period still comes?
If your period comes, it's unlikely that you're pregnant
I took a preganancy test the day before i was to start my period and it was positive.....5 days later I still don't have my period. Are the chances of me being pregnant pretty high?
umm well yeah
Can you get pregnant at 42?
yeah you can always get pregnant at whatever age when you start your period but wen you start your menopause its harder but you can still get pregant.
If you are pregnant and have your period will you still get cramps?
If you are pregnant you will not have your period
Is it possible to still be pregnant if you had After implantation bleeding is it possible to still be pregnant after having implanation bleeding then 2 weeks later you get a period?
Well last year of 2/24/07 I found out I was pregnant and I had a period before .
