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Trying to conceive

Ok so I've been trying really hard by hubby came inside of me 5x times this months the first were in the beginning of the month then I ovulate on the 23 he came on the 22nd I know that sperm can live inside for a couple of days then he came again on the 27th. Can I still get pregnant like that?? It's been stressing me out and I have also been getting pregancy test and they been negative... Do u guys think its a little too soon to test I need help can I still get prego like this?
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sperm can actually live up to a week.
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I know it's easier said than done but try not to stress a lot because then to much stress can lead to not coming out pregnant my midwife tells me this all the time.
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If you ovulated on the 23, DTD on the 27th wouldn't have helped in getting pregnant, because the egg is only good for 12-24 hours. It is possible for the sperm on the 22nd to have met the egg, because sperm can live up to 6 days. My hubby and I got pregnant by DTD two days before ovulation. At this point you're 6dpo so testing would be too early. I got my first bfp 10 dpo, some women get it a day or so earlier, some later, all depends. Hope this helps, best of luck!
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