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dimplesgirl posted:

ok i want to have another baby and me and my boyfriend have been using condoms since we had the twins but i started to ovulat a few days ago and in the few day we have no used a condom he told me that he cam in me a little twice before he could pull out can i get pregnant

1 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:i have a questionok i want to have another baby and me and my boyfriend have been using condoms since we had the twins but i started to ovulat a few days ago and in the few day we have no used a condom he told me that he cam in me a little twice before he could pull out can i get pregnant

VegetarianMama responded:

Your most fertile days are generally the day or two before you ovulate (mostly because the sperm can survive for upwards of 72 hours and be waiting when the egg is released) and generally the day you ovulate. Everyone's cycle is different,but if you know that your actual ovulation took place a few days before intercourse your chance of having conceived is smaller.

Just to clarify, are you trying or not trying to get pregnant? You started by saying you want another baby but ended by saying you were worried that he hadn't pulled out in time.

You can track your ovulation via a number of calculators available online, but should continue to use condoms if you are not sure of the timing and are trying to not get pregnant.

Report This| Share this:i have a questionYour most fertile days are generally the day or two before you ovulate (mostly because the sperm can survive for upwards of 72 hours and be waiting when the egg is released) and generally the day you ovulate. Everyone's cycle is different,but if you know that your actual ovulation took place a few days before intercourse your chance of having conceived is smaller.<br /><br />Just to clarify, are you trying or not trying to get pregnant? You started by saying you want another baby but ended by saying you were worried that he hadn't pulled out in time.<br /><br />You can track your ovulation via a number of calculators available online, but should continue to use condoms if you are not sure of the timing and are trying to not get pregnant.

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