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Q: # of Times In Bd >'s Ttc During Ovulation?

asked by: angiemonson on August 28th, 2006

New User

Opk is positive, hubby & I in bd, we are over 30 (barely), so chances of conceiving per cycle is 15%. If we increase number of x's ttc during ovulation, then does this increase our chance of conceiving per cycle?

Replies(2)

loulou1980

replied on September 12th, 2006

Experienced User

No not really as for the sperm to have optimum results its needs to be at its best lol,best to bd every day rather than a number of times a day,im trying at the moment for every other day from when menses finishes,im charting and its pin pointing when I ov but dont want to rely on that alone.

Lots of babydust coming your way

lovablepetsworld

replied on September 12th, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

When u baby dance(have sex), everyday, it very sufficient. Do not have sex more than once a day.... Meaning do not have sex twice or thrice a day.

U are actually making the sperm count low by doing that. Men need atleast 24 hours to restore back energy and sperm count in order to produce good quality sperm...

U need good quality sperm, in order to become pregnant... So good luck.......
If u r still confused or worried, do some researches in the websites.

Good luck!

Lovablepetsworld!~

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