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Sex for pregnancy
Hello. I am trying for pregnancy. it's been 10 months since I got married. But we haven't done proper sex so far. Proper in the sense, not even once his penis has penetrated into my vagina. We tried with coconut oil, olive oil and also KY jelly. We feel that his penis is not erected much to penetrate into mine. How to rectify this? How to open my vagina for him to push his penis into mine? How much length of his penis should penetrate into mine to get pregnant? Please answer in detail. I don't get a detailed answer to any of my posted question.
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Dr. R Shanmugasundaram
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If the erections are not adequate for penetration, then rigidity is not enough. He can take Tab. Tazzle 20mg at empty stomach 1hour prior to the intercourse. Predilation before penetration with fingers might help in successful penetration. Adequate lubrication following a good foreplay is essential, you can also use any of the lubricants that you mentioned. Most important is not to forcefully find sex, but because performance anxiety itself would reduce the quality of erections
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