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Can you get a positive pregnancy test just 6 days after intercourse?
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Unlikely: That would be highly unusual. Conception usually occurs one to five days after intercourse and then the fetus has to grow to a point where it is sharing blood with the mother's body.
Answered 4/15/2014
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