View Full Version : Does the "pre sperm" sway?
eme1ieh
August 31st, 2014, 08:42 AM
Does the pre sperm/pre ejaculate sway boy or girl? What i've read the pre ejaculate contain few sperms, does it contain more X than Y or vice versa? (Or 50/50?)
princessCharlotte
August 31st, 2014, 09:09 AM
i read somewhere it sway pink because of lower sperm count
atomic sagebrush
August 31st, 2014, 10:09 AM
Not to our knowledge and please keep in mind there are very few viable sperm in that and odds of conception will be next to nothing.
eme1ieh
August 31st, 2014, 12:05 PM
Not to our knowledge and please keep in mind there are very few viable sperm in that and odds of conception will be next to nothing.
I was wonder because i'm pregnant after dh pulled out and i think i got pregnant from the pre ejaculate.
The "Pull out method" has worked for us in several years, but we are so excited and happy. :)
eme1ieh
August 31st, 2014, 12:08 PM
Atomic! But the odds for a successful pregnancy isn't lower just because you got pg from the pre ejaculate? :(
ratcliffe1811
August 31st, 2014, 02:26 PM
the odds of a successful pregnancy has nothing to do with the 'type' of semen so don't worry about that. It's just in pre ejaculate there are so few sperm that the chances of getting pregnant are pretty slim
atomic sagebrush
September 2nd, 2014, 01:36 PM
I was wonder because i'm pregnant after dh pulled out and i think i got pregnant from the pre ejaculate.
The "Pull out method" has worked for us in several years, but we are so excited and happy. :)
Wellll...that is a matter of debate because there are times where more than just pre-e can leak out without a full orgasm. So he may have released more than he thought without feeling the sensation of a full on orgasm. We're never quite sure if it was really pre-e that got people pregnant or if it was a matter of some premature ejaculate sneaking out. :) (and of course sometimes it's user error!)
Sorry for confusion, I meant that the odds of conception are low because there are few sperm in the pre-e.
eme1ieh
September 3rd, 2014, 01:44 PM
Wellll...that is a matter of debate because there are times where more than just pre-e can leak out without a full orgasm. So he may have released more than he thought without feeling the sensation of a full on orgasm. We're never quite sure if it was really pre-e that got people pregnant or if it was a matter of some premature ejaculate sneaking out. :) (and of course sometimes it's user error!)
Sorry for confusion, I meant that the odds of conception are low because there are few sperm in the pre-e.
Thanks! :) <3
eme1ieh
September 21st, 2014, 01:11 PM
Can't believe i'm having another miscarriage. :'(*My third one!
Went to the doctor five days ago (6 weeks and 4 days) and the sac was measuring 5 weeks and 5 days, in other words six days behind. The doctor couldn't see any yolk sac or fetal pole. :( And i'm absolutely sure when i O'd... The only positive the doctor had to say was that she could see SOMETHING in the sac but not that clear at all and sure of what.
I'm going for another ultrasound tomorrow but not expecting anything good at all.. I'm so sad.
mommymachine
September 21st, 2014, 01:39 PM
I am so sorry that you are going through all this:( I hope that this little one is just a little slow and is actually just fine.
atomic sagebrush
September 23rd, 2014, 09:42 AM
OH no, I"m so sorry.
Can you give me a brief recap of everything you are doing and taking to sway and also your diet? I want to be sure that you are getting an adequate supply of nutrients to sustain a pregnancy.
Little Lunasa
September 23rd, 2014, 03:21 PM
Hope everything turns out ok for you x
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eme1ieh
September 30th, 2014, 02:44 PM
OH no, I"m so sorry.
Can you give me a brief recap of everything you are doing and taking to sway and also your diet? I want to be sure that you are getting an adequate supply of nutrients to sustain a pregnancy.
Thanks atomic! That's so kind of you!
This is the latest.. (Had a vaginal ultrasound two days ago, 8 weeks and 3 days)
-Still too small, but we saw the heart beat.
This is so freaking hard, i had a breakdown in the doctors office, i was (i am!) so sad! I was hoping this scan would give us more answers and take us from this horrible grey area. Now i have to wait another ten days! The growth from last week was nearly zero, but the doctor had a really hard time to get a good picture of the fetus and measuring it. (Last week at 7 weeks and 4 days the doctor was measuring the fetus 6 weeks and 0-1 days) Third time he even asked another doctor to come and double check, even this one thought it was difficult.*
The gestational sac looked bigger and i also thought the fetus proportions looked different, last week it was like one little heart, just a little dot with a big pulse, this time there was more than just this tiny little pulse, more body if you know what i mean. But still not the results we was hoping for.. You should see more now and not having this problems to get a good view. :( The doctor was measuring 5 mm, -waaay too small if it's a correct measuring..
Can't believe there's still a heart beat! This little bean is fighting, that's so heartbreaking when the odds is so so bad!
God. I think i'm doing myself a big favor to not thinking myself pregnant anymore..
To answer your question Atomic,
I'm eating folic acid, vitamin d, omega 3 and baby aspirin. Beside this i'm also eating levaxin, 75 mkg. (I was eating all this when i was pregnant with my daughter too)
I wasn't swaying that hard before i went pregnant. I was eating pretty "normal" except a lots of dairies and some sweets now and then. (Now i haven't eaten candy since week 3 or 4 or something) No smoking ever and no alcohol in years! This pregnancy i'm craving bread and diet coke. Generally when i'm stressad or feeling very nervous i have terrible eating habits, no regularity at all and i eat more than i need.
Beside this my one year old daughter is keeping me busy all day long.
atomic sagebrush
October 1st, 2014, 10:43 AM
Ok let's talk about being "absolutely sure when you Oed". What method did you use to determine ovulation?
atomic sagebrush
October 1st, 2014, 10:44 AM
By far and away, the most likely explanation is that you just miscalculated ovulation. Miscarriage gets quite a bit less likely after seeing a heartbeat so that is actually a really good sign. I would stay hopeful and keep eating well and getting plenty of rest, and we will all be saying our :pray: that baby is happy and healthy and just came along a bit later than you think.
eme1ieh
October 1st, 2014, 12:54 PM
By far and away, the most likely explanation is that you just miscalculated ovulation. Miscarriage gets quite a bit less likely after seeing a heartbeat so that is actually a really good sign. I would stay hopeful and keep eating well and getting plenty of rest, and we will all be saying our :pray: that baby is happy and healthy and just came along a bit later than you think.
No. :( I'm charting my temperature and have done this for month! Also when we concived with our daughter and all the early ultrasounds with her was correct! I'm sure this time too when i O'd. :'(
Besides, nearly no growth at all in a whole week is just wrong.. That can't be good..! There is no good explanation for that?
I think the ultrasound next week will show that i'm not pregnant anymore.
eme1ieh
October 1st, 2014, 01:07 PM
Atomic,
First scan 6 weeks and 4 days: Gestational sac was measuring 5 weeks and 5 days, nothing in the sac.
Second scan 7 weeks and 3 days: Fetus pole was measuring 6 weeks and 0-1 days.
Third scan 8 weeks and 3 days: Fetus pole was measuring 6 weeks and 1 day (5 mm)
So wrong. :'(
atomic sagebrush
October 3rd, 2014, 06:42 PM
These very early scans, the techs cannot be relied upon to get them right.
It may very well be the case that the pg is not viable. I"m not trying to give you false hope. But I hate to see you tearing yourself up over something that may work out. It is not superlikely that a heartbeat would still be seen and the baby only grow 0-1 day in a week. I think it's equally if not more likely that one or the other of those measurements was wrong. This issue was studied and found that mistakes on these early ultrasounds are VERY common and are leading to pregnancies being wrongfully terminated Some miscarriage tests 'unreliable' - Health News - Health & Families - The Independent (http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/health-news/some-miscarriage-tests-unreliable-2370604.html)
I don't think temping is always reliable either.
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