I have read about various statistics, like, 30% odds of a 1st month pregnancy, and 60% odds of pregnancy within 6 months.
But there is no context on these statistics, i.e. how often were the couples having sex?
I feel as if, maybe they didn't achieve it within 1 month because they simply weren't having sex often enough.
So, if I were to have sex every day, or every 1-2 days, then I am ensuring that there will be sperm ready in time for the crucial 5 days before ovulation.
Simply having sex every day will ensure the sperm is there.
So if I were to do that, is there any possible reason that pregnancy wouldn't be achieved within the 1st month...?
So long as our diets and health are OK, and we are both fertile, are you aware of any reason it would take longer than 1 month?
Thanks
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FirstMonthCertainty · 06/10/2017 00:47
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