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Could a woman conceive on her first sex?
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Definitely: Definitely possible to become pregnant the first time a woman has sex it is always a good idea to have the man use a condom to avoid unwanted pregnancy and reduce the spread of sexually transmitted infections.
Answered 5/23/2015
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