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Regarding pregnancy
My partner's period were on 15th/16th December. And we had unprotected intercourse on 30th December , I ejaculated a little inside her vagina and next day(31st December) I touched her vagina with my fingers with some semen on it. What are the chances of getting her pregnant considering her ovulation and fertile days? Are there any chances of getting her pregnant?
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There is a chance to get pregnant. But it’s very hard to predict the percentages. There is a possibility to prevent the pregnancy by taking a medication. It looks like it’s almost 72 hrs since unprotected IC. Please ask your partner to contact a doctor .
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Dr. Jaideep Gaver
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Dr. Animesh Gupta
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17 yrs exp
Patna
Ur partner is in fertile period. Amount of semen doesn't matter, pregnancy depends upon the reiaese of egg and the condition of sperm. So, ur partner may get pregnant. Wait for next cycle
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