After intercourse why does the sperm comes out is ...

after intercourse why does the sperm comes out is this the reason why my partner is not being able to be pregnent ?


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Hi,
I believe you are very young.  I'll give you a short answer.  No, that's one possible reason but unfortunately many parents have difficulties to bring a baby.  There are many many many possible reasons, it's useless to count them.  If the exact process is not clear to you, or if you are a bit confused, I am ready to explain it to you (in nice simple words).  Send me an e-mail doron@iai.co.il or I'll do it here at Yedda in public.
Best regards,

Sorry I plead guilty:  I saw "Parents" intead of "partner".... and that brought me to a totally wrong answer:  I appologize !. 

 


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First, a few questions: Are you married to each other? Do you realize the consequences of an out-of-wedlock child and are you both prepared to bring up that child?

Second: You should speak to a physician or read up on sexual relations to be better informed. Your question shows you have absolutely no idea.

It takes only one sperm cell to fertilize an egg, all the others are discarded. Not all the fluid is absorbed after ejaculation so that the excess will drip from the vagina.


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Hi

First, I hope you manage to get pregnant soon and have a long and boring pregnancy which will end with a baby for you to love and raise.

Other than that, most of the ejaculation is not in fact sperm cells, but a substance that keeps it all together and allows the sperm to reach the uterus. In other words, most of the contents should come out, and it not necessarily effects the quality and quantity of the sperm cells.

However, if you have been trying for quite a while, it might be worth your while to check both of you for sperm quality and the myriad of problems females might have when having trouble getting pregnant. 

 

Good luck! 


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hi i want to ask a question i am hoping som1 can help me out my patner and i are tryingto get pregnant and i want to  no what  I should do after intercourse in order to increase our chances of getting pregnant .... we are married

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uknown


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hi my patner and i have been trying to get pregnant and i am hoping i can get a answer to my question for further knowldge....

what should i do after intercourse inorder to increase my chances of getting pregnant???


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Best Regards,

DB S

Hello Heartz, as a dad of only todlers first and foremost be very careful, sex can't be taken lightly. You sound quite young and inexperienced, but it seems that's why you asked the question to begin with. If your partner releases semen (the fluid that contains the sperm) during unprotected sex, only a portion of the semen will penetrate your cervix to get to your egg. The rest will often pour right back outside of you. If you are not trying to get pregnant, I recommend you see a physician about geting birth control, and please read more about sexual intercourse to avoid any problems. Good luck


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