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Is it ok to perform continuous sex
We are planning pregnancy. Got a HCG trigger the previous day. Is it ok to have an intercourse again within 1-2 hours after the 1st one during ovulation to increase the chances of pregnancy? Kindly advise
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Once the trigger is given , v advise intercourse every day for the next 3 days. Having intercourse twice a day shud not be an issue if u can still stick to the schedule
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Hi good morning
Thnxs for your question
I need complete details regarding ur case so I can help you.
Usually intercourse advise after 36 hrs of Bhcg inj trigger.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
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Yes u can
Go ahead
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