Is it possible to get pregnant when you have unprotected sex 3 days before your periods.?

Answer 1

you can get pregnant anytime:

♥in a pool or a bed
♥good or bad sex
♥doggy style or missionary
♥on her period or off
♥the beggining or the end of the month
♥whether you remember it the next day or not
♥whether your on top or he is

♥just remember you can ALWAYS get pregnant♥

soooo...

♥wrap it before you tap it ♥ good luck♥

Answer 2

Yes. Even when used perfectly, the Rhythm Method results in a high pregnancy rate among couples intending to avoid pregnancy. Of commonly known methods of birth control, only the cervical cap and contraceptive sponge have comparably high failure rates. This lower level of reliability of the Rhythm Method is because its formula makes several assumptions that are not always true.

The postovulatory (luteal) phase has a normal length of 12 to 16 days,[6] and the Rhythm Method formula assumes all women have luteal phase lengths within this range. However, many women have shorter luteal phases, and a few have longer luteal phases.[7] For these women, the Rhythm Method formula incorrectly identifies a few fertile days as being in the infertile period.

The Rhythm Method uses records of past menstrual cycles to predict the length of future cycles. However, the length of the pre-ovulatory phase can vary significantly, depending on the woman's typical cycle length, stress factors, medication, illness, menopause, breastfeeding, and whether she is just coming off hormonal contraception. If a woman with previously regular cycles has a delayed ovulation due to one of these factors, she will still be fertile when the Rhythm Method tells her she is in the post-ovulatory infertile phase. If she has an unusually early ovulation, the Rhythm Method will indicate she is still in the pre-ovulatory infertile phase when she has actually become fertile.

Finally, the Rhythm Method assumes that all bleeding is true menstruation. However, mid-cycle or anovulatory bleeding can be caused by a number of factors. Incorrectly identifying bleeding as menstruation will cause the Rhythm Method's calculations to be incorrect.

Answer 3

Yes, women become pregnant unexpectedly at any time of their period. Even disengaging in sex before the male climax isn't a sure birth control method, due to the often leakage of sperm by the male prior to climax. If persons don't want to get pregnant, they have 2 choices; refrain from coital sex or use effective birth control. Sometimes when a woman is late, it doesn't mean that she is pregnant. At such times, a doctor should be consulted.

Answer 4

You betcha. The closer to your period you get, the less likely it will happen, but the chances are NEVER zero. Never have unprotected sex unless you are in a committed, grown-up, long-term, monogamous relationship. Period. Even if you don't get pregnant, you can still get a disease.

Answer 5

It's not as likely as at other times of the month, but it's possible. Have you missed a period? Go to a women's center and get a free test. http://www.pregnancycenters.org/advantage.asp

Answer 6

Yes. If you are still having periods then that means you are still fertile, so you can get pregnant anytime you have sex.

Answer 7

Possible? That's the idea time to GET pregnant!!

Answer 8

yes, anytime you have sex there is a possibility that you will get pregnant, even if you use a condom and the pill, its small but there is a chance no matter when

Answer 9

yes it is any time is but 14 days after your period is more likely to get you pregnant

Answer 10

DUH! that's like when you're most fertile [well depending on when you personally ovulate...] but 4 most ppl yes. If you don't want to get pregnant, don't have unprotected sex for like the week before your period starts.