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Having Unprotected Sex. Difficulty In Getting Pregnant. Advice?
Hello, Here is my concern. I have been married for almost 2 years now. When we were newly married,we decided to take some time to go ahead and make a family. For a couple of Months we used condoms to prevent pregnancy. Later,on my partners request,I stopped using condoms and used to penetrate directly and leave the semen outside when I am about to cum. From Last December we decided to have a baby and started to leave the semen in my partner s female part. We regularly have sex and we do have a gap of 1 or 2 days in between sometimes. It has been almost 5 months now and she has been still getting her periods and not able to get pregnant. What can we do and what are your suggestions?? I am a Male 23 years old and My partner is also 23 years old. Awaiting your response. Thank you.
Mon, 29 Apr 2013
Hello, I would be happy to help you with your question.
It is normal to take up to 1 year to conceive. Trying for 5 months and not being successful is completely normal. Her is what I would suggest:
1. The first day of her period is day#1
2. Most women ovulate around day#14
3. Abstain from intercourse except for days 10/12/14/16
4. If it gets to a year of trying without success, have her see an OB/GYN
I hope that this helps. If you have more questions, please click on "ASK ME A QUESTION" link above to directly ask me a question!
It is normal to take up to 1 year to conceive. Trying for 5 months and not being successful is completely normal. Her is what I would suggest:
1. The first day of her period is day#1
2. Most women ovulate around day#14
3. Abstain from intercourse except for days 10/12/14/16
4. If it gets to a year of trying without success, have her see an OB/GYN
I hope that this helps. If you have more questions, please click on "ASK ME A QUESTION" link above to directly ask me a question!
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