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A member asked:
My cycle is 32-36 days long. what are the chances i would get pregnant 1 week or less before my expected period?
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You should ovulate: 14 days before your period so if you are ovulating you would ovulate on day 18 if your periods are 32 days apart or day 22 if they are 36 days apart so you would ovulate somewhere between day 18-22.
Answered 8/10/2013
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