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Pregnancy doubt
Hi doctor,
my egg is ruptured on 18th day but we had intercoure on 15th and 16th day only. Doctor suggest us to be in intercourse on 18th day but, unfortunatly we cant involve on that day. Is it possible to get pregnancy or not. And may i know how long my egg is in live. may i intercourse further days to get pregnancy i.e 19th day 20th day. please suggest me. Thanks.
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Life of an egg is less than 24 hours
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Less chance of pregnancy
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Dr. Prachi Sharda
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Yes . Have intercourse on 19th and 20th. For rest , connect
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