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Can havin sex everyday, 10-20 of cycle hurt chances of concieving? husband feels the amount of cum that comes out is less & doesn't shoot out as far
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No: The sperm counts will not substantially chance, and its normal that semen volume will decrease. It also ok to have sex every other day for fertility purposes you would be fine.
Answered 3/19/2013
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