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    Default Can you get pregnant within a 5 day span?

    If you have sex on May10th and find out ur preggo on May15th is it possible u got pregnant may10th?

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    Pretty much no chance. Implantation doesn't occur until about 7 days post ovulation and a pregnancy test won't show up positive until after implantation. Even at 9 days post ovulation a positive is extremely faint or it's still too soon.
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    Probably not. It is very unlikely that you would get a positive pregnancy test 5 days past ovulation. The period a woman is fertile a few days before and the day of ovulation. Fertilization still always occurs on the day of ovulation. The earliest I've heard of a positive pregnancy test is 8 days past ovulation and those are usually faint. Was the positive a faint one? Could it be an evaporation line (false positive)? When was the first day of your last period? Why did you test on the 15th?

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    my period started around the 14th of april and ended around the 18th. i broke up with my boyfriend around april25th...and i had sex may10th.....not with my boyfriend (dont judge me) and the condom broke. so i took one today becuz i normally get my period around this time and i felt like i should just take one. me and my boyfriend had sex all the time before we broke up. during my period and after as well. i just want tomake sure this is not the other persons child b4 i tell my boyfriend. its drama i know.....but its life. thanks for responding

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    and the positive was very positive. not faint at all

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    Sounds like it happened before then 10th then. You probably ovulated around April 28th (give or take a few days), but sperm could have remained in your system from a few days before that or you could have ovulated earlier. Very unlikely to have a clearly positive test 5 days past ovulation.
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    thank u so much! im going to the doctors tomorrow....thanks again!

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    Quote Originally Posted by moosh34 View Post
    Sounds like it happened before then 10th then. You probably ovulated around April 28th (give or take a few days), but sperm could have remained in your system from a few days before that or you could have ovulated earlier. Very unlikely to have a clearly positive test 5 days past ovulation.
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    Quote Originally Posted by moosh34 View Post
    Sounds like it happened before then 10th then. You probably ovulated around April 28th (give or take a few days), but sperm could have remained in your system from a few days before that or you could have ovulated earlier. Very unlikely to have a clearly positive test 5 days past ovulation.
    Completely agree!

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