If I had unprotected sex and got my period a few hours later, can I be pregnant?
Asked Dec 20, 2010
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If I had unprotected sex saturday and got my period a few hours later is it possible that I am preg
Yes. You don't even need to have sex to be preg. This is common knowledge and well documented 2010 years ago.
Answered Dec 20, 2010
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jaynejayne Dec 20, 2010
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