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On April 15, I may have had the chance of getting trace amounts of precum on my hand, and I inserted my fingers into my vagina about fifteen minutes after the possible encounter. I just had a period that lasted seven days. It started on April 25 and ended on May 1. According to my ovulation tracker and how I felt, I don't think that I was ovulating on April 15. My period started off a little slower than normal, but ended up being heavy like normal by the 26. I've read that decidual bleeding can mimick periods, and I'm still a little anxious. Is there even a possibility of pregnancy in a case like this?

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