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Intercourse timing for pregnancy.

2022-07-03 10:15:39
Can intercourse be done even after ovulation up till period occurs. Or will it negatively affect implantation process. Also, what care has to be taken after ovulation date for greater chance of concieving and implantation. Should at any stage after ovulation we need to stop having intercourse or can we continue till positive pregnancy test happens.
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Answered2022-07-03 11:36:59

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Hi U need to have intercourse between day 10 to day 20 of periods every alternate day Ovulation is expected to happen on day 14 or 15

Answered2022-07-03 10:39:47

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