7 Things to Know About Sperm-Friendly Lubricants

7 Things to Know About Sperm-Friendly Lubricants When TTC

If you’re trying to conceive, you know that everything about baby-making sex is different—and the pressure is definitely on. This guide about sperm-friendly lubricants can help you make the right decisions.

By Nicole Harris Updated on June 23, 2023

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Lube can be great while trying to conceive (TTC) because it can help make sex more comfortable. But it’s important to know that some lubricants are more sperm-friendly than others. (In fact, some aren’t friendly at all and may even damage sperm.) Read on to learn what to look for in fertility-friendly lubes, plus what to avoid.

Lube Can Make Baby-Making Sex More Comfortable

Lubricants can help make sex more comfortable and enjoyable and may be more necessary when trying to conceive. That’s because baby-making sex tends to be less romantic, less spontaneous, and more of a chore, according to Peter Rizk, M.D., an OB-GYN and fertility expert for Fairhaven Health.

“Complicating matters further, some fertility medications cause vaginal dryness, making it almost a necessity for people on fertility meds to use a lubricant during sex,” he adds.
— Read on www.parents.com/getting-pregnant/trying-to-conceive/tips/5-sperm-friendly-lubricants-to-help-you-conceive/