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My partner came inside of me on nov. 3 this was 3 days before my fertile window i ovulated on nov. 12, can i be pregnant?
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Possible: Cervical mucus starts to form a few days before ovulation. It has been shown that sperm can live up to a week in good mucus. So having sex 3 days before ovulation could still result in a pregnancy. Once ovulation has occurred the egg only lasts for 12 hours. So unprotected sex after ovulation is much less likely to result in pregnancy.
Answered 11/14/2013
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