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Yes, it's all possible and depends on when you ovulate, so make sure you use protection unless you're trying to get pregnant
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It's possible but highly unlikely since during your period you are shedding the layers of the uterine wall that weren't used by a fertilized egg therefore making it almost impossible for an egg to implant if fertilization does occur you have a better chance of getting pregnant about 1 -2 weeks after the first day of your period since that is when most women ovulate
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