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Had unprotected sex twice.
So I'm sure you have this question asked maybe frequently. But any who I had unprotected sex with my partner once last week on Sunday morning and he ejaculated in me. Then yesterday morning at 12:30am again we had unprotected sex again and he ejaculated in me twice this time. I for sure thought that he might of gotten me pregnant the first time we had unprotected sex. But yesterday morning at like 7am a couple hours after we had unprotected sex I started my period. So my question is, is there still a chance I could be pregnant since he did ejaculate in me again but this time twice? Or with me having my period would that totally stop my chances of getting pregnant?
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Fertilization occurs at the middle of period if you have normal cycles as ovulation occurs 14 days prior to next period. Pregnancy can be confirmed after 14-15 days after Fertilization ; means when you miss periods. If you have got periods that means you are not pregnant. If still you want to confirm then do urine pregnancy test or do Beta Hcg blood test.
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