Does Female ejaculation have a detrimental effect on Trying to Conceive?

I'm no doctor, but, I would have to guess the answer would be no.

I would think that the female ejaculate originates at a point much more
Shallow than the point of the males deposit?

But... perhaps size does matter in this area?

Hope someone else gives you a better answer than mine!

Highly unlikely. Because the internal environment of the vagina in general, is heavily moistened I think this would have little or no extra pro-conceptive effects. In other words, I don't know.

Teehee

Actually, female orgasm helps conception to happen. How you ask? The contractions of the vaginal canal, during orgasm, help bring the sperm closer to the egg that is waiting to be fertilized.

Female ejaculation, according the literature promoting this activity and human anatomy, is a liquid expelled from the 1.5 to 2.0 inch urethra between the urine-bladder and the outside of the female body. Therefore, it is never in contact with what is going on in the internal vaginal tunnel where sperm is being deposited through male orgasm.

Studies of female ejaculation have been mixed in results... women who voluntarily were able to cause this at orgasm often ejaculated more fluid, some of it urine... while women who didn't seem to control this at all primarily ejaculate an alkaline fluid that has chemical markers similar to those found in the male prostatic fluid.

Since its believed the alkaline component in semen can help sperm survive an acidic environment in the vagina, its no big stretch to imagine how the a similar alkaline solution in the female could also aid in conception... though, as stated, physical position of the ejaculation in the female isn't exactly prime for aiding sperm deep in the canal.

Just a little interesting note (to me, at least), and since female ejaculation is hardly ever brought up, just had to jump in.