First month seriously trying and me and hubby are a bit clueless about the timing part. After ovulation should we stop ya keep going? matlab is there a point where it doesnt help anymore? pls share what worked for u.
Don't overthink this. You don't need to stop unless you get a positive test and your doctor advises otherwise due to any specific complications. Keep it simple.
Better to do a basic pre-conception checkup first so you don't waste money on unnecessary follow-up visits or tests later. Doc will clear all these doubts in one go, which is highly cost-effective.
Honestly, there's no standard rule to stop, but if you have a history of complications, your doctor is the best person to guide you on this. Just consult them during your regular visit.
Biologically you don't need to stop unless there are specific risks like bleeding. Just enjoy the process and talk to your gynac if you are facing any discomfort.
I literally panicked after we conceived, thinking we shouldn't have done it during the TWW. But my doc laughed and said it's totally safe, so please don't worry.
My toddler is 2 now and looking back, I realize I overcomplicated everything during our conceiving phase. Just let things happen naturally and enjoy this time, no need to stress about stopping.
Actually you don't need to stop at all yaar. Just relax and go with the flow, unless you are feeling physical discomfort or your gynac has advised bed rest.
There is no need to stop unless your doctor has specifically told you because of any complications. Just keep it natural and don't make it a chore, relax.
I used to worry about this so much, thinking what if it affects early implantation! Honestly, unless there is severe pain or bleeding, it is safe, but do ask your gynac to be absolutely sure.
My gynac at the clinic told us that unless there's pain or spotting, there's no medical reason to stop trying. It's best to clarify this with your doctor during your preconception checkup.
You don't really have to stop, but once you confirm your ovulation through trackers, you can take it easy. Just track your fertile window on apps, it makes the process so much simpler!
