how long after my period can I get pregnant?

Answer 1

Typically, 2 weeks. But you can get pregnant at any time, because everyone's different and some people even ovulate twice a month! If you had sex the first day after your period, and ovulated just a week later, there's a chance the sperm survived that long. Practice safe sex always, because the rhythm method is BS. If you're on birth control, the first week back on the pill after your period, you can get pregnant.

Answer 2

A woman has a good chance of becoming pregnant from unprotected vaginal intercourse during the six days of her cycle that end in ovulation (the release of an egg). Ovulation usually occurs about 14 days before the start of a woman's period — the beginning of her menstrual cycle. She is less likely to become pregnant from unprotected intercourse in the day or two following ovulation, but it is possible.

Since ovulation occurs 14 days before the start of a woman's period — not after the start of her period — it can be difficult to predict. (Day one of the menstrual cycle is the first day of bleeding.) Also, many girls have menstrual cycles that are not the same length

Answer 3

You can get pregnant already during your period or directly after it - it does not depend on the time of menstruation but the time of ovulation. If you don't want to get pregnant, don't use "counting" as a contraception - it does not work!

Answer 4

Actually You can get pregnant on your period,before and after.Always use a condom or some sort of birth control!

Answer 5

usually 5-7 days later you can get pregnant, and before and after 5-7 days you are safe from getting pregnant.

Answer 6

usually about 2 weeks after the day you start plus or minus 2 days

Answer 7

always use protection, dont try to cheat mothernature, youll get bit in the butt

Answer 8

ever time you have sex you can get pregnant

Answer 9

14 days~!!