the first day of my last period was 5/2/06 when am i most likely to conceive?
548240
may 16. you ovulate 14 days after your period. you are still very likely to conceive today too
431147
There are different formulas.  The easiest one is: (LMP-7 days)-3 months.  LMP is last menstral period.  The date is at best an estimate of when you conceived and rather than add the number of months they just subtract to bring the pregnancy to 9 months.
134217
i would not take the chance at any time always use birth controll unless your at least 18 and you want a child if you are old enough and are wanting a child the best time to conceive is about a week to ten days after your period and if your under age i would not do that if i were you babys dont stay that way they grow up quick and take you along for the ride and its not easy to raise a child even as a full grown responsible adult
291980
The best time to get pregnant is between 10 and 14 days after the first day of your period. Therefore, the "safe" period would be considered beyond 14 or 15 days after the first day of your period and the closer you get to your start date in the next month the more likely you are to get pregnant. \n\nIt would be best to use a condom or the pill. Even though there's suppose to be a "safe" period that you won't get pregnant, I've known plenty of people that used this method and ended up with babies. If you don't want a baby right now, don't take the risk. Use SOME form of contraception...anything....a sandwich bag if you have to but don't put yourself at risk for an unwanted pregnancy OR an STD.
1185246
you usually get pregnant on the 14th day of cycle....day one being day you started your period....but sometimes you can get pregnant on a different day....so., yes...you can get pregnant.....even during period.....so use caution...or, in your case 2 days after period..
296647
In theory "no". But how do you know it is your last menstrual day ? Especially if you are having irregular periods. If you can track you period patterns then it is easy to predict reliably the period cycle and enjoy safe "unprotected" sex.\n\nRead "Taking Charge of Your Fertility" to know more. I think every woman should read that.
30434
14 days later or the 24th, assuming you have a 28 day cycle. Check your cervical mucus. When you ovulate, it's stretchy like an egg white (it has to be thick so the sperm can swim in it upwards) and you temperature will be higher when you ovulate. \n\nThere are also ovulation detectors you can buy inexpensively by the pregnancy tests to help you know when to try. \n\nGOOD LUCK!
1011035
1 wk after her period would be pretty safe. A woman usally ovulates 14 days after the first day of her last period.
1095393
There are ovulation kits available at most pharmacies that will help you determine the right "day" for you. If you have fertility issues (you have been trying unsuccessfully for at least 2 years to get pregnant) then you need to see your doctor to ensure that there are no physical issues with getting pregnant that might be stopping you. Good Luck.
664034
You actually need to count from the first day of your last period before you got pregnant. For example, if it was Dec 17th (exactly 2 weeks before conception), you'd be approximately 23-1/2 weeks. Over halfway there! Yay for you!!!
674786
29 1/2 days or till your next period.
1133601
The day after?  Not very likely, unless you have sex the day before your period starts (in which case, you would not be pregnant, if indeed you got your period).\n\nWhen did your last period start?  When did you ovulate?  How close to ovulation did you have sex?  Did you have protected sex?\n\nI would suggest you visit your doctor ASAP for the morning after pill, or "Plan B" which is available over the counter in Canada (if you're Canadian).  If taken within 72 hours, it can GREATLY reduce the chance of fertilization.
400716
You start counting on the first day of your last period.  Say, if you got pregnant on January 12, you will count from may be January 1, or december 31.  Let's pretend that your last period started on January 1.  Count the number of months and you will see that July 1 is 6 months.  If you count the number of weeks, you will see that 26 weeks is the right number (answer would be 26-30 weeks approx.)
1070906
Yes, you can become pregnant at any time.  It is more likely that you will be ovulating on days 12-15 of your cycle, but if your cycle is not normal or very predictable, you can become pregnant at any given time.
670698
You ovulate once a month.that time is 12-16 days after your period.that is the best time to get preg.sperm can take up to a week to die.so i guess the best time to do it with as little chance of getting preg would be about 1-2 days after your period.Or 1-2 days before.but really you should always us a condom.STDs and all that stuff.
938895
The first day of your period.\n\nI do hope that you are not going to use that as a form of contraception.
405521
There are many factors that influence getting pregnant, stress being the biggest one. One thing you can do is track your cycles which can determine when your most fertile time is. Ovulation usually occurs somewhere around the middle of your cycle. Once ejaculated, sperm live for up to 72 hours while the egg is only viable for 24 hours once released from the ovary. There are a few different ways to track your cycles. Drug stores carry ovulation tests which will tell you when you are ovulating. You can also purchase a basal thermometer, which will show a spike in temperature when you are ovulating. You can also keep track of your cervical mucus, which will become clear and stringy when you are ovulating. Some women also use an ovulation microscope that shows ferning when you are ovulating. You can also use a combination of these methods, in addition to using software that will not only keep track of your cycles, but also tell you when the optimum time is. I recommend femta at www.femta.com and ovusoft at www.ovusoft.com These are my two favorites and ones I recommend to clients. And most important relax and try to be as stress free as possible.