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How often should a married couple have sex to increase the possibility of conception?
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Mid cycle: as often as possible within the time you would be ovulating. Generally, it is 2 weeks prior to your period, so approximately mid cycle (if regular), that you ovulate,...so around that time, have sex as often as you can. Best wishes.
Answered 3/31/2016
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