Is it best to try every other day when trying to conceive?
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I have been trying to conceive for 5 months now with no luck. I know I am able to get pregnant so if we try every other day shouldn’t I for sure become pregnant soon?
Me and my husband tried every other day and every day. It just has to be at the right time and even when it is at the right time you wont get pregnant, there is no "for sure" way…believe me we have been trying for 10 mos. Goodluck and chart your ovuoation so that you know the best time to BD.
Yes, it is
This way you are sure to hit the ovulation date 
It’s what I did
The fertility specialist told me that when you don’t know for sure when you might ovulate and if you haven’t had a sperm check down on your husband/boyfriend then it is best to have sex every other day to increase the chances of hitting the right time that way you have a better chance of hitting a fertile time plus the sperm is rebuilding before the next time.
To improve your chances getting pregnant you need to make love on your fertile days. You only have 5-6 fertile days each cycle, the 4-5 fertile days before and the day of ovulation. Making love more than 5 days before the day of ovulation or making love the day after ovulation will not get you pregnant.
Couples who tried to get pregnant were previously told to have sex once every other day during their fertile days. But studies have shown you can improve your chances if you have sex once a day every day (as long as his sperm are OK) during the fertile 4-5 days prior to, and the day of, ovulation.
http://babymed.com/FAQ/Content.aspx?13521
don’t know about the "for sure" part but it could very well be a good thing more than a bad thing.
I just got my BFP this morning, and the only different thing that we did was to have sex every day instead of every other day. I’ve also heard that as long as his sperm is o.k., every day works.
I asked my obgyn the same question. I was told that it is best to wait a day in between so every other day is the best to let him get his "stock supply" filled again. I have also read on many sites that the best time to have intercourse is the couple days leading up to ovulation. My husband and I have been ttc, but for only three months. I will find out for this month in about a week or so. I am so excited! Good luck!