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reesedebi3
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Posted: 11/17/06 - 09:26 Post subject: trying to get pregnant

I have a stupid question, my sister is trying to get pregnant and is using a syringe to insert sperm into her vagina will this work to get pregnant?

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Melissa_20
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Posted: 11/17/06 - 14:13 Post subject: Re: trying to get pregnant

reesedebi3 wrote:

I have a stupid question, my sister is trying to get pregnant and is using a syringe to insert sperm into her vagina will this work to get pregnant?

lol,I highly dout it.Why is she using a seringe? why doesn't she just have sex? when sperm hits the air most of it dies,It can't live in the air.And for sperm to actualy live 5-7 days,it has to have the proper conditions

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Posted: 06/18/07 - 12:53 Post subject: Re: trying to get pregnant

Melissa_20 wrote:

reesedebi3 wrote:

I have a stupid question, my sister is trying to get pregnant and is using a syringe to insert sperm into her vagina will this work to get pregnant?

Yes it will work is the quick answer.It is all dependent on the time from ejaculation to the time you insert it.

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