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Can you most likely get pregnant after your period goes off ?
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Ovulation: The key is when you ovulate, not your periods. Sperm left in the vagina during the five days leading up to ovulation are the sperm most likely to cause pregnancy. When do you ovulate?
Answered 3/22/2014
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