What did you do when you got your BFP?
*Obviously known male factors of infertility influence this, but yeah. Polls are life.
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We kind of did a combo. Our aim was every other, but both times I got pregnant, it was more like two in a row followed by a day off. Or every other followed by two in a row right about ovulation.
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@Adira: same.
I think the aim was to do it ED and basically I knew 3-4 days in a row was the window, but I doubt we actually were able to do that.
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same as adira... EOD then two in a row with the positive OPK
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ED for my first two (boys) and ED for our third (girl)
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I think both times it was every day for three days following my positive OPK
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I think it was about EOD both times.
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I voted EOD, but we've never really "forced" it. So sometimes it would be every day, then we might go three days if DH was working or one of us was tired or we didn't really feel like it.
The pressure of TTC was hard enough for us. I didn't want DH to feel like he HAD to perform if life was also getting in the way at the time.
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We did ED during the fertile window. If we hadn't been successful quickly I'm sure we would have switched to EOD.
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I conceived all 3 times with two days on, one day off.
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First pregnancy - Used OPKs and ED when it was positive
Second pregnancy - A surprise.. So just that fateful random day!
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Every day- and we have 2 boys.
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Every other worked for us-- even less actually -- but I could predict ovulation very well.
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I've been pregnant three times and each was achieved with BD every day.
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Everyday for my daughter, everyday for the pregnancy I miscarried, every other day for my son
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With my first, every other day. Second... I'm pretty sure was immaculate conception. We had sex a couple days before the start of my (predicted) fertile window and then we didn't have sex again until well after I thought it wasn't over. Evidently, my fertile window was much earlier that my app predicted!
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We were doing ED for months and the month we finally got pregnant was when we switched to EOD.
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Every day for 10 days.
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