Thinking you need to have sex all the time when trying to conceive is a common misconception. Here’s how often you should have sex, plus the lowdown on whether having sex twice a day during ovulation increases your chances of getting pregnant.
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Jan 11, 2025
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Thinking you need to have sex all the time when trying to conceive is a common misconception. Here’s how often you should have sex, plus the lowdown on whether having sex twice a day during ovulation increases your chances of getting pregnant.
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Thinking you need to have sex all the time when trying to conceive is a common misconception. Here’s how often you should have sex, plus the lowdown on whether having sex twice a day during ovulation increases your chances of getting pregnant.
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Clara Siegmund is a writer, editor, and translator (French to English) from Brooklyn, New York. She has a BA in English and French Studies from Wesleyan University and an MA in Translation from the Sorbonne. She is passionate about literature, reproductive justice, and using language to make information accessible.
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