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A member asked:
For home insemination to work what tool should i use and how long should i lay in place for it to work?
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Natural or not?: Oh my, the old "turkey baster" treatment appears to be back. Whatever device is used make sure that it is a clean glass (not plastic) "tool". Plastic slows sperm motility. The semen should be deposited as far back in the vagina by the cervix as possible and wait at least 30 to 45 minutes in the supine position with a pillow under the hips so you don't lose "everything".
Answered 3/31/2016
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