I am not doing pregnency tests...?

Question

We are trying to conceive almost twice a day, my question is, if I become pregnant and I am unaware of it, will more sperms going in will create complexities?

Answer 1

extra sperms are not going to cause any complexeties. an irregular cycle may only hinder you from being able to calculate fertile days and to know that when you have missed a period and can test for pregnancy. maybe you could calculate fertile days with some tips at http://www.easyninemonths.com/pregnancy_...

Answer 2

If you are pregnant sperms cannot harm the pregnancy.

Irregular cycles are nearly always associated with ovulation problems. Not ovulation makes it hard to impossible to get pregnant.

First find out if you really ovulate then see your doctor to find out what to do about it.

Answer 3

No, more sperm will not change anything.  It will have no effect whatsoever.  As for having an irregular cycle, it will effect when and how often you ovulate, and that could make it more challenging to have s*x on a fertile day.

Answer 4

If you become pregnant it is highly unlikely that another sperm will be able to enter the egg. Don't get me wrong it can happen, but it is not common. I'm not sure what it is called but when a sperm enters the egg something happens and generally speaking the other sperm cannot enter the egg.

Having irregular periods can make trying to conceive a more difficult process, but tons of people become pregnant who have irregular cycles. The only reason it is more complicated is because it makes it hard to know when you might be ovulating and when to expect a period and be able to test with a HPT. Just try to be very aware of the signs of your body when you are ovulating and keep on trying to conceive at least once every day, or every other day.

Best of luck to you!