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is it possible?

my girlfriend has been on her period for about 4 or 5 days. It was her birthday and we decided its a special occasion and that her period wouldnt matter. So we had sex, then as i pulled out we both freaked and noticed the condom had slipped off. We got it out asap. But she is still freaking at the possibility that she could be pregnant. What are the odds she could be pregnant? What signs should we keep an eye out for? What could we do right now to prevent this?
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Take a drug call "Plan B"
go search for it and read about it
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Their is a possibility, just watch for signs and next time be more careful.
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1100763 tn?1264628498
There is always a possibility that she can be pregnant. How ever it is almost impossible for her to be, because ovulation takes place 14days after a period ends.

She can look out for Brest tenderness, morning sickness this can happen any time of the day or night so look out for that, also frequent urination, missed period and last but not least moodiness.
Good Luck.    
  
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1149206 tn?1262145976
I guess  she won't get pregnant.  After all, you had sex during her period.  The sperm's validity I think inside the woman's body is just a matter of hours, after that, it would just die naturally.
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