Can one get pregnant if having an intercose one day before the period but still get the period after?
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No - unless that "period" wasn't a period, i.e. it was a dysmenorrhea.
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It is unlikely, but always a possibility. Sperm can "hide" in vaginal crypts for up to 7 days. I recommend an app called "My Days." It very easily and discretely helps you track your cycle. Generally speaking, women are fertile monthly for about three days (ovulation, about day 14). However, that window greatly increases when you consider those hidden sperm. If you are wanting to avoid a pregnancy, there is a short window by which the morning after pill can be provided. If you are seeking to become pregnant, it is helpful to track your cycle and have intercourse during your fertile window.
The answer is yes although it is unlikely. Getting what seems to be a normal period does not always mean that the ovaries and hormonal cycles are functioning normally, and it is possible to ovulate at odd times. If conception occurred, the HCG would start to show up on a blood test about 14 days later. A urine test is less sensitive but would be a good idea to ease your mind.