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A member asked:
I am 47 years old, during intercourse last night my husband's condom broke. my last period was february 5. what are chances of pregnancy?
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Possible: You are about midcycle and you said your husband's condom broke, so there is a chance you could become pregnant.
Answered 5/15/2016
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