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If a women wants to get pregnant and day one of her cycle is the day she begins menstation between which days is she likely to ovulate?
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Mid cycle: You ovulate 2 weeks before your menstruation starts, so if you are generally regular on a 28 day cycle, than have unprotected sex often around mid cycle.
Answered 5/2/2013
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