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If you have sex almost everyday does it decrease the chances of getting pregnant?
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No: Within reason, more sex optimizes your chance of becoming pregnant. But sex can only lead to a pregnant at certain times of the month. So with a 28 day cycle, sex between days 8 and 16 will give you the greatest chance of becoming pregnant. Having sex too often may diminish the sperm number and have a negative effect as well.
Answered 10/24/2012
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