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Is daily ejaculation when trying to concieve healthy?
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OK: Daily ejaculation may decrease the sperm count of a man with low or borderline counts. Sperm can live in 'egg white' cervical mucus for several days so it is recommended to have intercourser every other day when trying to conceive.
Answered 12/5/2013
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