The2mums
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Found this online
"Q. What are the advantages and disadvantages of doing home insemination with a Turkey Baster and commercially available ovulation predictor?
A. The advantage is the favorable home environment open to romantic and playful improvisations for the couple.
The disadvantages are unfortunately numerous: 1) A home insemination is depositing sperm in the upper vagina, into a very acidic and unfavorable environment for the sperm, which will allow only a very limited number of sperm to gain access into the cervical mucus and thus survive. 2) Ovulation kits measure the LH surge, which signals ovulation within 36-44 hours. However once the LH surge is detectable, progesterone has already risen and the cervical mucus has turned from watery and clear to cloudy and viscous. Thus the best time for home insemination (cervical insemination) is 24-96 hours before the onset of the LH surge, when the cervical mucus is the most favorable and protective for the sperm. In that sense the ovulation kit only tells you, that you should have done it 2-4 days ago!"
Is it true? We got the surge Tuesday 11am inseminated 2pm same day, 10.30am next day and 11am next day.
Is that right??
Is that enough time inbetween to allow him to produce more sperm? Because we ovulated early he'd had sex on the Monday. So it actually means he's ejaculated Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday.
I wonder if he actually produced sperm or just fluid?
What does everyone else do?
ESP people who are pregnant!! What did you do??
xx
"Q. What are the advantages and disadvantages of doing home insemination with a Turkey Baster and commercially available ovulation predictor?
A. The advantage is the favorable home environment open to romantic and playful improvisations for the couple.
The disadvantages are unfortunately numerous: 1) A home insemination is depositing sperm in the upper vagina, into a very acidic and unfavorable environment for the sperm, which will allow only a very limited number of sperm to gain access into the cervical mucus and thus survive. 2) Ovulation kits measure the LH surge, which signals ovulation within 36-44 hours. However once the LH surge is detectable, progesterone has already risen and the cervical mucus has turned from watery and clear to cloudy and viscous. Thus the best time for home insemination (cervical insemination) is 24-96 hours before the onset of the LH surge, when the cervical mucus is the most favorable and protective for the sperm. In that sense the ovulation kit only tells you, that you should have done it 2-4 days ago!"
Is it true? We got the surge Tuesday 11am inseminated 2pm same day, 10.30am next day and 11am next day.
Is that right??
Is that enough time inbetween to allow him to produce more sperm? Because we ovulated early he'd had sex on the Monday. So it actually means he's ejaculated Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday.
I wonder if he actually produced sperm or just fluid?
What does everyone else do?
ESP people who are pregnant!! What did you do??
xx