Low probability.: Assuming normal regular menstrual cycles (menses usually last from 3-7 days), it's unlikely ovulation will occur by the end of the menses or within 3 days of cessation of the menses (sperm can survive for 3 days inside the vagina). Ovulation usually occurs at the end of the follicular phase (usual length 14-21 days, counting the first day of the menses as day #1, depending on your cycle length)
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