One benefit is that it increases the chances of conception. Since sperm can survive for days, being present in the reproductive tract 5 days before ovulation means they are ready when the egg is released.
Yes, it is possible. Sperm can survive in the female reproductive tract for several days. So if intercourse occurs 3 days before ovulation, the sperm can be waiting for the egg when it is released and fertilize it.
Well, I know a couple who had sex 4 days before ovulation and got pregnant. They were just casually trying, not really tracking it precisely. They think that sperm can survive for a while and managed to meet the egg just in time. It was a bit of a surprise for them, but a happy one.
I'm not entirely sure. It could be a reference to something specific within a particular context, like a project deadline of 90 days and then there's a 'neverending story' which might imply ongoing tasks or events after that 90 - day period.
The '24 days before Christmas story' might center around a community or a group of friends. For example, they could be preparing a big Christmas celebration together. Each day within those 24 days could mark a new step in the preparations, such as gathering decorations, rehearsing for a Christmas play, or collecting food for the needy. It could also be about the transformation of the environment and people's moods as Christmas gets closer, with more joy, kindness, and excitement filling the air.
One benefit is the increased chance of pregnancy. Sperm can survive in the female reproductive system for a few days, so if sex occurs 5 days before ovulation, the sperm will be waiting when the egg is released. It gives nature more time to work its magic. For example, a friend of mine had been trying to conceive. They timed it this way and were successful.
There are many success stories. Some couples found that having sex 5 days before ovulation led to pregnancy because sperm can survive in the female reproductive tract for several days, waiting for the egg to be released. This gave them the chance to conceive even without having sex exactly at the time of ovulation.
I remember the days before labor were filled with a mix of excitement and nervousness. I spent a lot of time preparing the nursery, making sure everything was in its place. I also had these strange cravings that seemed to intensify. And I was constantly thinking about what labor would be like, trying to mentally prepare myself for the pain and the unknown.
A couple I know was tracking the female's ovulation. They decided to have sex 3 days before the predicted ovulation day. The male's sperm had a relatively long lifespan. As the female ovulated, the sperm were still viable and managed to penetrate the egg. They were really happy when they got a positive pregnancy test. This success might also be related to their relatively stress - free lifestyle which could have positively influenced the reproductive process.
It's not common but can happen. Ovulation timing can be a bit tricky to pinpoint exactly. Sometimes there are hormonal fluctuations that can make the body release an egg earlier or later than expected. Also, some sperm are really hardy and can live longer than the average time, increasing the chances of fertilization even days before the expected ovulation.