Patient's question:
I have been having sex for 4 months, but there has been no effect so far! Does frequent sexual activity during this period affect pregnancy? How long does it take for a man's sperm to mature? And if you want to have a child, does it mean you need to wait for the sperm to fully mature before having sex?Doctor's answer:
Hello, don't worry first. Generally speaking, infertility is considered when there is normal sexual activity and no pregnancy for more than one year without contraception. In your case, it is likely that the timing was not well-managed. If you do not have intercourse during the ovulation period and have intercourse more frequently at other times, the chances of pregnancy are still low, so not getting pregnant is also normal.Advice: Therefore, I suggest starting to test for ovulation on the 10th day of your menstrual cycle and using an ovulation test kit daily. Check if there is normal ovulation, and then have intercourse. After intercourse, elevate your hips to prevent semen from flowing out. This can increase the chances of conception. Wishing you all your wishes come true.