Did you lay down after sex when you became pregnant?

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Online tells you you should lay flat after intercourse for 20 mins. What do y'all think does it work?

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Sperm reaches its destination within seconds of ejaculation, there's no reason to lay around or put your legs up.

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It's a myth.

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It's not going to help much of it does, and I know that sperm reaches where it's going within seconds, but my Dr. Told me to lay down for a minute so I'm going to listen to him. 👌🏻

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I peed immediately after sex and went to bed every time lol

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Lol I'm 20 weeks prego and this baby was conceived standing up in a 2 min quickie... It is a myth

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Ill write my answer...while you don't have to you can get pregnant without it (i did the first time just had sex for 3 months then bam) it may indeed increase your chances, with my second it took 6 months to conceive him, in the 6th month we had sex every single day and i propped my pelvis up on pillows for 15 mins after each time. Haven't done that again because now we have our son (our first son was stillborn btw so we only have one living child) and fiancé works so don't have time or energy, been TTC over 2 yrs now.

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Pretty sure that whole laying down concept is a myth but I did it. Not because I believed it would make me get pregnant quicker but because I'm just really worn out after sex lol.

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I laid there for like ten minutes and it only took me one month to get my BFP could be coincidence but I'm telling ya it didn't hurt my chances to lay there and relax for a few. Enjoy it...

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It's not true.  The Sperm goes where it needs to be within seconds.

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I get immediately every single time to pee & even douched right after once & that's actually when I got pregnant.

Did you lay down after sex when you became pregnant?

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