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Can you get pregnant in the first week after being off the pill?
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Yes: Keep in mind that sperm can potentially survive up to 6 days. Ovulation can occur as early as day 7. That means that you are potentially at risk from day 2 of your cycle.
Answered 3/15/2013
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