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What are the chances of Pregancy during unprotected sex?
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The chances of a woman becoming pregnant depends on both her and her partner's level of fertility, as well as what time of the month they are engaging in intercourse. These factors are much more important than how many times each week a couple has intercourse. An active sex life only increases the likelihood of a pregnancy when it occurs during the time of the month when the woman is fertile.
If you really want to swing the odds of getting pregnant in your favor, you're better off timing sex as close to ovulation as you can. For most women that's about halfway between periods. And while it's important to be familiar with your cycle, it's equally important to try to relax and enjoy sex. The more relaxed you are, the better your chances of conceiving. So have sex whenever the mood strikes you � day or night!
Spainlads - your answer is here:
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=73514
Westminster - you have just repeated all the other answers
http://www.bbc.co.uk/health/ask_doctor/pregnant_tryingto get.shtml
"The average chance to conceive for a normally fertile couple having regular unprotected intercourse is around 25% during each menstrual cycle. This is based on the couple having sex at least every couple of days"
If you are talking about one occasion only;-
If 25% is happening with 15 times per cycle, simple maths suggests one chance in sixty. However, this should be an over-estimate because the couple will be covering the woman's fertile period every month. You may have missed yours entirely. There's a 5-6 day time slot each cycle outside which nothing will happen ( http://www.fwhc.org/birth-control/fam.htm ) . This could bring the odds down to one in three hundred.
This figure has been worked out with a calculator from information on two web-sites. I have no formal training on the subject. The odds should be between those two extremes, I would have thought.
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