Is it easier to get pregnant if you have more sex?

Infertility is the reason why many young couples cannot complete the continuation of the family line. Having a healthy and lovely baby is the wish of every family and the expectation of many elderly people for young people. However, many young people now suffer from infertility due to long-term life and work pressure. Many couples want to have a healthy baby but are troubled by immune infertility. Many people ask whether the more sex life, the easier it is to get pregnant? This must be a question that everyone is very concerned about, so today our editor will introduce it to you!

Another reason why frequent sexual intercourse leads to infertility is that it can easily cause immune infertility in women. This is because the wife frequently and repeatedly comes into contact with the husband's sperm and semen. For some women who can produce specific immune responses, these sperm and semen are an antigenic substance that can easily stimulate the production of anti-sperm antibodies in the body. The more frequent the sexual intercourse, the more semen the woman absorbs from the man, and the stronger the degree to which the antigen stimulates antibodies.

There are two main types of these antibodies: one is called "agglutination antibody" and the other is called "braking antibody". When sperm encounter "agglutination antibodies", they will stick together, bind each other and lose the ability to move, and finally be absorbed by the mucosa of the female reproductive tract. If sperm encounters "braking antibodies", their movement will be hindered. Moreover, this "braking antibody" can also weaken the contraction ability of the uterus and fallopian tube, hindering the movement of the fertilized egg into the uterine cavity. Therefore, for couples who suffer from infertility due to frequent sexual intercourse, it is best to suspend sexual life for a while or use condoms for 3 to 6 months to facilitate conception.

Is it easier to get pregnant if you have more sex?

Generally speaking, for women with normal menstruation, the menstrual cycle is about 28 days, the menstrual period is usually 3 to 7 days, the blood volume is moderate, and the color is normal. It is equivalent to the middle of the menstrual cycle, which is the ovulation period. During ovulation, vaginal secretions often increase suddenly and sexual desire increases. After the egg leaves the ovary, its life span is generally 1 to 2 days. Sperm can survive in the acidic environment of the vagina for up to 8 hours, but can survive for 2 to 3 days after entering the uterus. Therefore, it is easier to get pregnant if you have sexual intercourse within 2 days before or after ovulation in each menstrual cycle. If sexual intercourse is too infrequent, the opportunity for conception may be lost. Generally speaking, 1 to 2 times a week is appropriate for sexual intercourse, and women can increase the frequency of sexual intercourse around the ovulation period. If you have sexual intercourse every day or ejaculate more than once, the amount of semen and sperm density will decrease, and the sperm motility and survival rate will drop significantly. The sperm's ability to move in the female reproductive tract and its "stamina" to meet the egg will be greatly weakened, and the chance of conception will naturally be greatly reduced.

Therefore, it can be said that the more sex you have, the easier it is to get pregnant. If you suffer from immune infertility, don't worry. Now that medical technology is so advanced, it can be completely cured in regular hospitals!