when a male releases during intimacy, s£men containing sp£rm is released into the female reproductive organ. However, if the woman stands up immediately after intimacy, gravity can pose a challenge for the sp£rm to swim towards the cervix.
The act of standing up quickly after intimacy may also cause some s£men to leak out of the private part. Consequently, this could result in fewer sp£rm reaching the cervix and fewer opportunities for fertilization. However, if the majority of the s£men has been deposited inside the woman’s reproductive organ, the chances of fertilization are unlikely to be significantly affected.
It may be beneficial for a woman to remain lying down for a few minutes after intimacy if a couple is trying to conceive. This will allow the sp£rm have an extra time to swim closer to the cervix and can increase the probability of fertilization.
However, it is important to note that this practice is not an absolute requirement and does not guarantee success. Ultimately, engaging in regular, unprotected intimacy during the woman’s reproductive window, typically the five days leading up to ovulation, is the most effective strategy to maximize the chances of conception.