Bd advice needed asap!

[atomic sagebrush]

Please remember that the % in our statistics is actually the percentage of people who were able to get pregnant doing these things. Many people were not able to and that is not represented in the data but it is something that is always first and foremost in my mind.

If 100 people start off doing a super strict sway tactic and only 10 of them get pregnant, and of those ten 7 get girls, that is 70% success rate but 90% did not get pregnant using that tactic and thus it was utterly useless to them. (and of course also the issues with taking too long to get pregnant, etc mentioned in the post above)

If 100 people start off doing a sustainable sway tactic and they all get pregnant but only 65% get girls, that's 65% and yes, lower % than the above super strict tactic but WAY more people walk away from the table with a baby girl that way.

[Threelittlemen2013]

IT DOESN'T MATTER what the pattern is. Every 2 days, every other day, every 4 days, all boost sperm count. It is number of attempts in fertile window that count.

All this is largely academic for you now, Three, because you're on the fertility meds and have been for a few months now and it is time to stop screwing off here and start getting preggo.

AS, I am not sure if the info is outdated or not so I thought I would ask for next month in case this month is a no go. Do you still recommend FRequent BD for those on clomid? I see that many sways have bd for a good 5-7 days in a row. What do you think about bding from cd9/10 through O, under the assumption o is around cd 14/15? It will be my last month on it so I want to get preggers (if I am not month that is!).

[Threelittlemen2013]

Bump

[atomic sagebrush]

I don't recommend it because if your O is delayed, you end up having DH shooting nothing but dust by the time O rolls around.

If you're ready to pull out all the stops, much better to go right to SMEP. Frequent BD is a risk to the sway for no benefit (because it will not be helping you get pregnant if O is at all delayed)