Ok me and my husband have been trying to
get pregnant so we have sex like 5 times a
day or so and I was wondering if we should
jsut have sex less since I heard that each
time he cums it will lower his sperm count
right or wrong so what so we do just wait
a couple of days for his body to make more
or what? Please help us thankyou
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chky_minx
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 24 Sep 2006 Posts: 37
Posted: 10-12-06 01:20am
That is true... Perhaps if you do it once
a day you'll get better chances...
Usually the sperms live for about 3-5days
in your body...I would say - better a big
blast than tiny little blasts
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Kia
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Joined: 23 Jun 2004 Posts: 6594 Location: Planet Tampaxia,
Posted: 10-12-06 05:58am
It takes 24-48 hours for sperm to
develop.
If you are trying to conceive the best
thing to do is have sex every other day
during your high fertile window.
For a typical 28 day cycle, with ovulation
occuring approx day 14 (day 1 being the
first day of bleeding) the high fertile
window is days 9 to 16.
Sperm can survive upto 5 days in the
fertile female body and an egg is viable
for approx 36 hours after ovulation, so
the high fertile window is from 5 days
before ovulation until 2 days after - 9
thru 16
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