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The last time you said it’s normal for semen to come out of the vaginal after sex but is it normal for someone that’s trying to concieve? Can I still get pregnant even when semen comes out of my vaginal after sex? Sometimes, I hold my pee because I don’t want the semen to flush out. Please tell me?

Category: Fertility

Yes, you can still get pregnant. Sperm moves faster than you think. And pee comes out of the urethra not the vagina. 


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I’ve been having sex since forever and I’ve never gotten pregnant. I’ve even deliberately had sex during my ovulation (as my app shows me) still nothing. I don’t want to get pregnant but I’m worried because I’m very sexually active.

Category: Fertility

Regular unprotected sex does increase the chances of pregnancy, but it doesn’t guarantee it right away. Other factors like stress, lifestyle, and health can also impact your chances of conceiving. You might also want to consider fertility tests like hysterosalpingograms. If you’ve been sleeping with the same person all these while, they could do a semen analysis.

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Please when can one start seeing pregnancy symptoms? What week after sex?

Category: Fertility

As early as 1-2 weeks after sex. You might begin to notice cramps. But it usually takes 4 weeks before you begin to notice serious symptoms like morning sickness, nausea, breast tenderness, frequent urination, etc.

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Please can you list some tests to be done for a couple of 3 years trying to conceive.

Category: Fertility

I know know about tests like pelvic ultrasound,  Hysterosalpingogram, hormonal assay, semen analysis, STI screening, genetic testing.