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Trying to get pregnant?

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desire12
Hey, I have a question.. on Sunday 10-11-16 my boyfriend and I had sex. Then my fertile days were from November 24 to 30. We had sex on November 28 without a condom.. and on the 29th was my ovulation day and we didn't have sex that day but on the 30th we did again and without a condom. Can I get pregnant from this??
He always came inside me..

Thanks!

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  1. Anonymous Guest #2

    Yeah, I assume that's the intention, considering you're having unprotected sex. If you don't get your period, I'd suggest taking a test.
  2. winterlady Guest #3

    Hi there,

    I have a question. I’ve been off the pill for almost 9 months now.
    I’ve been getting my period twice a month every time.
    At the beginning of the month and around the 20th (can be a few days later).
    Well, last month (Nov) I got my period on the 2nd and it lasted for 5 days.
    6 days later I started bleeding again, not much, just enough to fill a panty liner, then clear blood, then dark blood again, and this lasted for almost 5 days. (I asked the doctor and she said it couldn’t have been implantation bleeding because it lasted too long.) I calculated my cycle with her and she came up with 21 days.
    Well, I was supposed to get my period on Dec 5th this month, but it’s the 12th now and I still haven’t gotten it.
    I did have period symptoms, but nothing came.
    Well, I’ve taken 2 tests and they both came out negative.
    If I calculate from my last period on Nov 14th, then today I would be exactly 4 weeks pregnant. Is this too early to test? Should I wait this whole month to see if I get my period or not, or should I go to the GP for a blood test?
    I’m not asking this lightly, I do have some pregnancy symptoms, but I’m starting to doubt myself a lot because of the tests.
    Who can give me some advice?
    Thanks in advance.

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