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Husband and i are ttc. been having orgasms before my husband during sex. could this hurt our chances of conceiving?
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Unlikely: There is no evidence that shows a woman having an orgasism before her male counterpart will decrease the likelihood of conceiving.
Answered 3/19/2013
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