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Re: Sperm survival questionFrom: Ann (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 19 Feb 2002 19:56:03 -0600 (CST)
At Tue, 19 Feb 2002, Joy wrote: > >Okay, if new research suggests that sperm can live up to 5 days, then it >seems to me that pregnancy would be easier to achieve. So, is that the >exception or the rule??? I would feel better knowing that most sperm >last only 24- 48 hours max...at least that way I could pass off my >infertility as bad timing...but what can be said of the 5 days??? >Geees...sounds like more stress to me? So, which is it really? 24 hours? >48 hours? or 5 days? And I am talking what is the majority?? Not those >special rare circumstances... >Thank you... >Joy I conceived my 2 1/2 year old son when we had intercourse on sunday and i didnt get my temp rise til friday, making it that sperm lived 4 days. I know for sure i ovulated on thursday as i am a huge natural family planner and i used my cervical position, and cervical pattern and the temp rise to tell me when i ovulated. The only reason we didnt have intercourse cloder to O was because my husband caught a terrible cold, so i thought for sure that cycle was out, but sure enough at 11 DPO i got a strong dark line and a precious blonde blue eyed baby boy. Good luck to you!
-- SIncerely, Ann
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