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ya you can its called precum
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Can you get pregnant 15 days after your period and what if he still pulls it out in time can you still get pregnant?
There is always the chance pregnancy may occur if protection isn't worn.
If its your first time and you start bleeding and he pulls out can you still get pregnant?
Yes, you can get pregnant the very first time. Use protection always.
Can you still get pregnant if the guy pulls out before?
Yes.
If you are ovulating and he pulls out and put back in can you get pregnant still?
Yes.
If you use a rubber then take it off can you still get pregnant even if he pulls out?
yes
Your husband pulled out but you started having intercourse again can you still get pregnant?
ya
What if you get pregnant by someone else while you are still with your husband is the baby considered your husband?
No, the baby is not considered your husbands. (If you are sure that the baby was because of someone else, and not your husband.)
You had PID for almost a year before the doctors told you and your husband and you are trying to conceive is it even possible for you to get pregnant?
It is still possible for you to get pregnant.
You had PID for almost a year before the doctors found it and your husband and you are trying to conceive is it even possible for you to get pregnant?
It is still possible for you to get pregnant.
Your husband had a vasectomy 5 years ago is it still possible to get pregnant?
Yes it is possible for you to get pregnant. That is why they say it is 99.9% effective there is always a possibility and I have seen it happen
What if your husband has asa and you only have 1 fallopian tube and adhesions could you still get pregnant?
Go to a doctor on this.
How do you tell your husband who does not want more children that you are pregnant?
Say "I'm pregnant and we are getting a divorce, so whether you want the child or not you will still have to pay childsupport"!!!!!
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