Penetration problem

2023-02-20 04:23:03
Hi .. me and my partner are planning for pregnancy. Sometimes the penetration is painful and only 1/4 or 1/2 penis enters my vagina. I have a doubt will that be enough for pregnancy or should we penetrate more.? If so what lubricant is safe for pregnancy
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Full Penetaration Take proper counseling about this Chat online

Answered2023-02-20 11:21:28

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Consult a gynaecologist.

Answered2023-02-20 09:35:51

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There’s no evidence that deep penetration makes any difference to your chances of conceiving, but it seems logical that some sex positions like missionary, Doggy and reverse cowgirl sex position helps in deeper penetration. Most lubricants can slow sperm movement. But hydroxyethylcellulose-based lubricant and safer in this aspect, they don't decrease sperm motility and are the most similar in consistency and viscosity to natural vaginal mucus. Look for lubricants that contains hydroxyethylcellulose and do not contain fragrances or parabens. Regards
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To try intercourse positions as mentioned above.

Answered2023-02-20 06:24:02

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Its good if penetration is full , and dont pull out the penis for 2 minutes after ejaculation and after that cross ur legs so that sperm doesn't comes out quickly.. It better to put a pillow under ur buts. Fertile days are very important
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for further information consult privately

Answered2023-02-20 05:59:27

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Take consultation for detailed evaluation

Answered2023-02-20 04:46:18

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connect with a call for details discussion regarding the disease and it's management

Answered2023-03-09 16:36:39

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Consult on practo chat

Answered2023-02-20 13:34:18

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Hello, Penetration should be preferably full. You can use feminora gel.

Answered2023-02-20 04:57:58

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