MemberHi Ladies,
So random question – how long do you lay there after BD? We often BD before bed, so I’d like to get the show on the road to go to sleep (i.e. go to the bathroom/clean up) – but have heard mixed message about if it’s worth it to lay there with legs in the air, or if the good guys (or gals) are already way up there (and have no risk of coming out)?
Any words of wisdom?
MemberThe ones that are already up on their way aren’t going to come out. 🙂 Some women say to lie there, but my OB said that doesn’t help at all. The good ones are already on their way up.
We get up and I clean up immediately. Not trying to get a UTI or mess the sheets…
MemberI’ve always laid there with my hips propped up for at least 15 minutes. Not sure if it makes a difference but I’m now on my 3rd pregnancy.
MemberIt’s not necessary. People have been getting pregnant for hundreds of years. If there was a tried and true method, it’d be well known. You can do it if it makes you feel better, but realistically it’s not going to help or hurt you at all.
MemberDoesn’t make a difference. This is anecdotal but we took two cycles to conceive, the cycle I laid around – no baby, the cycle I was like ‘whatever’ and just got up to clean up – baby
MemberMakes no difference. The initial ejeculatation gets them where they need to go. Just like jumping up and down doesn’t make them fall out, gravity won’t help them get farther upstream.
MemberThanks Ladies!
Memberttc for the first time this month right before ovulation after BD i thought i should not pee as i thought that would hurt my chancedps… a week later bam terrible yeast infection so from now on im getting up and cleaning up :((
Memberjcor: I’ve gotten pregnant 3 times. Each time I didn’t lay there at all. I got up, went to the bathroom, and went about my day (pregnancy 1 and 2 were conceived in the afternoon, pregnancy 3 was either in the afternoon or right before bed). The sperm traveled just fine!
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