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How many days out of a month can you actually concieve?
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It's not more then 5 you can go to fertilityfriend.com and take their online fertility course it sure helped me make sense of the whole thing good luck and babydust to you!!!
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here is what i found on the net. hope it helps. Q. I'm trying to become pregnant again so I'm trying to predict when I'm fertile. I'm under the impression if you have a 28 day cycle it's 14 days after the first day of your last period. If you have a 30 day cycle it's 15 days. And that you are fertile for 48 hours, meaning you can only get pregnant two days out of the month. Also, how long does a man's sperm stay "alive". Is it 72 hours?
A. If you have a 28 day cycle, you will generally ovulate on day 14. If you have a 35 day cycle, you will ovulate on day 21. In other words, the first part of the cycle (prior to ovulation) is where the variation is. You will, as a rule, begin your period 14 days after you ovulate, if the egg is not fertilized.
Sperm live 72 hours (the best swimmers usually give up at about 48 hours, however) and the egg about 48.
So, based on a 28 day cycle, if you have intercourse on day 12, and ovulate on day 14, you can get pregnant. If you ovulate on day 14, have intercourse on day 16, you can get pregnant. If you are lucky, and the sperm are REALLY good swimmers, you could get pregnant as early as day 11, all the way through day 16-17.
So that gives you about 5-6 days/month you might find yourself fertile!
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