Stephanie642
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Washed sperm live on average 24-72 hours after IUI in the uterus...so some of the swimmers were still in there today. With timed intercourse, as long as you have good cervical mucus and no other problems (some people's bodies attack sperm before it can reach its destination) the sperm should be able to swim through the cervical mucus to the fallopian tube where fertilization occurs. An egg will ovulate about 36 hours after the trigger shot. It is able to fertilized for about 24 hours. SO, you have sperm on board from yesterday, waiting in the fallopian tube right now from your IUI. Your Timed Intercourse happened today, also, and that sperm has 24 hours to reach the fallopian tube to fertilize the eggs. This is GOOD! I would say you have a good chance as long as your timing was right (when did you trigger on Wednesday?) and you have fertile CM. FAST SWIMMING SPERM (usually y chromosome sperm, so boy makers) CAN MAKE IT TO THE FALLOPIAN TUBES IN A HALF HOUR! GOOD LUCK! If you had a trigger shot Wednesday, you will probably be ovulating right now, and you have sperm waiting in there to do its job! Do you feel any cramping or twinges when you ovulate to let you know? I am experiencing it right now, along with (TMI) bad rectal pain. This is how I know I am ovulating. Can't wait til November 27 for us!