Long Term AAS usage does not = Birth Control

**thunderin** · 11-30-2009, 03:45 AM

After running 5 months of aggressive PCT earlier this year, ending in June, and running a very heavy cycle since then, my wife is pregnant, again. My previous cycle had run for nearly 2 years. I was sure that a pregnancy would not be an issue, but both of my children have now been conceived while I was on cycle. The doc said a man only needs a sperm count of 3 - 5 million to do the deed, if your wife is very fertile. Frequent sex may be a factor also

. And yes, I know for sure the baby is mine.

Happy but shocked, and I was planning on coming off my current cycle next month to get her pregnant next June.

I might add that I my first cycle was over 20 years ago, not a wise move by my then GP doctor.

Running HCG throughout you cycle definitely keeps your testicles producing sperm.

**Kale** · 11-30-2009, 03:57 AM

Originally Posted by thunderin

After running 5 months of aggressive PCT earlier this year, ending in June, and running a very heavy cycle since then, my wife is pregnant, again. My previous cycle had run for nearly 2 years. I was sure that a pregnancy would not be an issue, but both of my children have now been conceived while I was on cycle. The doc said a man only needs a sperm count of 3 - 5 million to do the deed, if your wife is very fertile. Frequent sex may be a factor also

. And yes, I know for sure the baby is mine.

Happy but shocked, and I was planning on coming off my current cycle next month to get her pregnant next June.

I might add that I my first cycle was over 20 years ago, not a wise move by my then GP doctor.

Running HCG throughout you cycle definitely keeps your testicles producing sperm.

You only need one live one to do the deed