It is relatively rare to get pregnant on the fifth day after ovulation, but it is possible to get pregnant. Normally, on the fifth day after ovulation, most of the eggs have died due to the long period of time after elimination, so even if you have intercourse again, the eggs and sperm usually cannot unite and develop into a fertilized egg, so most of them will not lead to pregnancy. If a woman’s hormone levels are inaccurate or her eggs are expelled late, and the hormone levels are delayed, pregnancy can occur after intercourse. Therefore, women should not rely solely on positive ovulation monitoring to determine the chances of pregnancy, but sometimes they need to make a comprehensive judgment, such as ovulation testing, gynecological ultrasound to detect the size of the follicles and vaginal discharge in the form of straining.