megxeliza answered Monday March 10 2008, 5:42 pm: You can get pregnant anytime.
The most likely time would be during ovulation though. Ovulation time is different for everyone. [ megxeliza's advice column | Ask megxeliza A Question ]
alisonmarie answered Monday March 10 2008, 9:41 am: Every female is different, but a typical cycle lasts around 28 days. This means that within a typical cycle (which yours may not be, even if it does come like clockwork - ovulation may vary) you would ovulate on the 14th day of your cycle (and be very likely to become pregnant from Day 12). Day 1 is when your period arrives.
Sperm can live in the body for up to seven days. So simple maths can tell you that if you have sex near the end of your period, the sperm would still be present at a very high-risk time for pregnancy.
Sex without a condom equals a chance of pregnancy, no matter when or how you do it. People actually take classes to learn how to accurately predict ovulation, it's not as easy as saying certain days are or are not safe. When in doubt, have him wrap it up.
flamantrose answered Sunday March 9 2008, 8:39 pm: It's definitely not a from of birth control and generally the answer is yes. But, ovulation isn't random. You ovulate sometime within a span of 3 days exactly 2 weeks into your cycle (of 4 weeks) So if you're asking as birth control, the answer is yes, and you need another form, but if you has unprotected sex and are worried about pregnancy, your risk is lower than when not on your period. [ flamantrose's advice column | Ask flamantrose A Question ]
swoods7 answered Sunday March 9 2008, 8:06 pm: yes. you can get pregnant anytime!
so make sure you use protection!
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