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A member asked:
When ovulating does you vagina hold more sperm then it normally does?
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No: Your vagina is not collecting or holding more sperm due to you ovulating or not.
Answered 8/6/2014
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No: Your vagina is just an "upside down hole, with a little hole at the top" for sperm to enter--that is your cervix. It only takes ONE sperm, to get to that egg, and most of the time they meet in the Fallopian tube. FAR away from your vagina, at the TOP of your uterus! Ovulating makes the mucus at your cervix thinner and less sticky, so more sperm can run the race to the egg.
Answered 8/6/2014
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