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My husband and i are trying to have a baby, if i ovulated on a friday and had sex on sunday is it still a chance of me getting pregnant? how likely?
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Less likely: Intercourse prior to ovulation gets you the best chances. Sperm can live 4-5 days but the egg only 24 ish so two days after ovulation chances dramatically less.
Answered 6/22/2017
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