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Is it bad to ejaculate every day when trying to conceive a child?
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Depends: If the sperm count is normal then ejaculation every day should not be a great issues in trying to conceive a child. The concentration normally doesn't change much, but the volume may be alittle lower.
Answered 12/20/2020
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