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Q: 2 Times What U Think?

asked by: snowygirl on April 7th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

Hey everyone I was wondering u know how most pple say to bd every other day to increase chances of conceiving. Do u think the # of times u bd during those days matter? Lol like if I bd more than once a day u think my chances will increase? Seems tiring though :/

Replies(2)

Jolie_3110

replied on April 8th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

If you have got the energy try it!!!

I know you are supposed to bd every other day but with my other children it worked quite the opposite!
Before I got pregnant the first time my boyfriends mum got sick, so he went to stay with her for a month to help out round the house, he came back to see me one weekend and then went off again, I managed to get pregnant that weekend. Second time I was ill and didnt do anything with my man for about 3weeks, then I thought he had waited long enough so we had sex and bang I was caught out with baby no2! (both my boys were happy accidents!!) hey maybe I should try this theory again!

Abbysmom

replied on April 9th, 2006

Experienced User

As long as he doesn't have sperm issues, I wouldn't think it should be a problem. I think it does take 2 days or something for him to make more sperm. Can't say for sure though. I think I may have read that on the internet so it might not be true.

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