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Is it still possible for a woman to become pregnant after she receives her period?
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The reason:: It would be possible if a woman with a very short menstrual cycle still had viable sperm in her body at the time of ovulation. It isn't common but it is one more reason to consistently use some form of protection when sexually active.
Answered 6/6/2013
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