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how much cum do you need to get pregnant?


Question Posted Friday October 24 2014, 2:42 am

how much cum do you need to get pg

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adviceman49 answered Saturday October 25 2014, 10:23 am:
Don't they tell you about this in Sex Ed any more?

It is not the volume of sperm that is needed to make you pregnant as it takes only one sperm to make you pregnant. What the volume of sperm ejaculated does is insures enough sperm survive the trip from the vagina to the fallopian tube to meet up with the egg.

One drop of ejaculate has thousands of sperm in it, more than enough, if all are healthy, to make the journey. A full ejaculation has millions of sperm in it and thousands of sperm will end up in the fallopian tube. The first to make it to the egg and penetrate the egg wins the race an you are then pregnant if all else goes right.

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