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Is it possible to have sex 3 dpo and get pregnant?
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Sure: Having sex around the time of ovulation is the best way to maximize your chance of getting pregnant. 3 days post ovulation is high risk time for pregnancy. Use over the counter Plan B if intercourse was within 72 hours to decrease the risk of unplanned pregnancy. Consider starting birth control to avoid these scares in the future and to be in control of your future.
Answered 10/14/2016
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