Top Sex Tips to Get Pregnant – Are You Doing It Right? | Fertility Myths Explained

Double board-certified OBGYN and REI, Dr. Natalie Crawford, breaks down some of the most common myths and misconceptions about sex when trying to conceive. From how often couples should have intercourse, to whether certain positions or female orgasm increase the chance of pregnancy, she tackles it all with evidence-based insight. Dr. Crawford also explains why some popular tips — like using saliva as a lubricant or elevating hips after sex — can actually be unhelpful or even harmful.

Questions Answered:

How often should you have sex to get pregnant?

Is missionary position the best for conception?

Does a woman need to orgasm to get pregnant?

What type of lubrication is best for trying to conceive?

Should you elevate your hips after sex?

Can you urinate right after intercourse?

Can sex after ovulation harm implantation?

Should you abstain after ovulation?

Can you time intercourse to choose baby's sex?

How long does sperm live in the female reproductive tract?

How long does an egg live?

Where does fertilization occur?

Is male ejaculation necessary for conception?

Is vaginal environment acidic or alkaline?

Do uterine contractions help conception?

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