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I m trying to conceive from past 2 months. I do put a pillow below and lay down for around 20-30 mins after having sex. But still some sperm leaks out and i have a very bad urge to pee.. I also heard that making love daily helps..Is it true? What else can I do to fasten the process of getting pregnant..
Month # 3 for TTC ended with a a disappointment. I m timing my sex according to ovulation. (i.e. prior to ovulation), lieing down on my back for as long as 30mins with a pillow beneath my hips. Neither of us drink too much. we don't smoke at all. Maintain a healthy diet and exercise regularly... Neither of us are too stressed with the kid thing. I do loose my patience sometimes but am back to normal in couple of minutes...We enjoy are love-making sessions too..Then where are we going wrong... Its disappointing....Please someone help..
It's normal for sperm to leak out. Even if you stood on your head some sperm would leak out. It's also normal to get the urge to pee after sex.
Having sex daily however doesn't help. The best way to get pregnant is to have sex when you have high fertility. You can find ovulation calendars on the internet or on your phone that tell you when you have high fertility. If you have sex at these times the chances of you getting pregnant are greatly increased.
And if you still don't get pregnant after a few months you might want to have a doctor test you and your partner to see if there are any underlying fertility problems.
Having sex daily however doesn't help. The best way to get pregnant is to have sex when you have high fertility. You can find ovulation calendars on the internet or on your phone that tell you when you have high fertility. If you have sex at these times the chances of you getting pregnant are greatly increased.
And if you still don't get pregnant after a few months you might want to have a doctor test you and your partner to see if there are any underlying fertility problems.
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