It’s so easy for women to get pregnant by raising their legs!

In addition to satisfying physiological needs, sexual intercourse between couples also carries an important mission, which is to reproduce offspring. Many couples will redouble their efforts in sex after they have a plan to have a baby. In fact, many couples have many wrong ways of making love, and these misunderstandings may lead to infertility. Recently, reproductive experts have summarized several common mistakes people make and reminded everyone to correct them in a timely manner.

Infertility is caused by these 6 sexual mistakes

Myth 1: It takes a long time for you to get pregnant after stopping taking birth control pills.

Dr. Jani Jensen, an obstetrician and gynecologist at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, said that 40% of women resume normal menstruation or successfully conceive one month after stopping birth control pills. Three months after stopping the medication, 99% of women had normal menstruation or successfully conceived. If a woman does not have her period within 3 months of stopping birth control pills, she should be checked for problems with ovulation.

Myth 2: Having sex every day can increase the chances of conception.

Having sex every day will make both parties very tired. It is scientific to increase the frequency of sex during the ovulation period, but just let nature take its course at other times.

Myth 3: Some sexual positions increase the chances of conception.

Dr. Jensen said that it is a superstition that sexual positions affect the chances of conception. Lying on her back with her legs raised does not increase the chances of conception.

Misconception 4: Don’t go for a check-up if you haven’t gotten pregnant after having sex for a year.

If there is no infertility problem, 60% of couples will succeed in conceiving within 3 months, and this figure increases to 75% within half a year. Doctors recommend that women over 35 who have not conceived within six months should undergo a pregnancy evaluation, while women under 35 can extend the time limit to more than one year.

Myth 5: If a man has had children before, he will not be the cause of his wife’s infertility.

Dr. Jensen said: "Being a father in the past does not mean you can be a father in the future." A man may undergo many changes over a few years, and his sperm may become abnormal.

Myth 6: Waiting until a woman’s body temperature rises before having sex will help her succeed.

Generally, women have the best chance of getting pregnant if they have sex the day before ovulation, but a woman's body temperature will rise only after ovulation, so there is no need to wait until the body temperature rises before having sex.

Conclusion: In addition to adopting the correct sexual method, couples must also maintain a good work and rest schedule. Don’t easily believe in mysterious statements that the pregnancy-promoting body position and the number of sexual intercourse will increase the chances of conception. As long as both parties are healthy, pregnancy will happen naturally.