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June 4th, 2012

Ovulation calculators (online) say I should be ovulating June 4th-7th but I had positive OPK tests yesterday and the day before and my cervical mucus was in the egg white state (in abundance yesterday and today) My husband and I have been having sex everyday for a week and I'm so tired of it by this point. Is it possible for me to still get pregnant if we skip a day or two? Is it possible that I've already conceived? What are the chances? The first day of my last cycle was May 19, 2012. Cycles are usually anywhere from 29-32 days long.
Any other information about this topic would be appreciated. We're trying to conceive our first child. We had a miscarriage (not planned) three years ago and we are at the point in our lives where we are ready for a child.

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kristigraham

replied June 4th, 2012

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Skip 1 day, not 2. Sex every second day is fine to keep your bases loaded and ready for the egg. Your most fertile days are 1 and 2 days before ovulation, and doing it every second day will still hit one of those days.

Best of luck TTC!

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