Is durex play safe to use when trying to conceive?
We have been trying for a few months and i read somewhere that some lubricants can affect chances. Bit confused na whether this one is okay during the fertile days. Anyone knows?
Haan ji, generally jab baby ke liye try kar rahe ho, tab normal lubricants jaise Durex Play avoid karna chahiye. Kyunki woh sperm ki movement ko affect kar sakte hain na. Ya toh special 'sperm-friendly' ones use karo ya phir bilkul mat karo, doctor se pooch lo ek baar zaroor.
I used to discuss everything with my doctor, especially with my thyroid issues, and this topic came up once. For lubricants during TTC, my gynac specifically advised against regular ones like Durex Play. She said they can impact sperm. She recommended specific fertility-safe options if needed. So definitely, check with your doctor.
In our culture, people don't talk much about these things, but yes, when you're trying for a baby, it's good to be careful. My MIL always said 'sab natural hone do.' On a serious note, it's better to avoid regular lubricants or ask your gynac if there's any specific one that doesn't interfere with conception.
Oh, I remember asking about this when we were trying for a baby! From what I understand, many regular lubricants, including Durex Play, can actually make it harder for sperm to reach the egg because of their composition. It's better to use one that's specifically labeled 'sperm-friendly' or 'fertility lubricant' if you need one.
Durex Play is generally not considered 'sperm-friendly' as it can hinder sperm motility. If you're actively trying to conceive, it's best to avoid most lubricants or specifically look for 'fertility-friendly' or 'sperm-safe' lubricants. Consult your gynac for specific recommendations if you feel you need one.
Sweetie, when you're trying to conceive, it's actually better to avoid regular lubricants like Durex Play. Some lubricants can affect how sperm move and reduce your chances. There are special fertility-friendly lubricants available, or you can just rely on natural lubrication. It's best to talk to your doctor about this to be on the safe side.
