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2024-04-06 11:46:36
Is it ok to have intercourse in doggy position during pregnancy? Pregnancy is normal, couldn't ask the regular doctor we visit about sex.
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Kindly take online consultation with me through our Practo app

Answered2024-04-11 17:17:30

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Better to consult me through practo for further details

Answered2024-04-08 12:08:24

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Its fine if the mother to be is comfortable.

Answered2024-04-07 17:35:08

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Hello practo user How many weeks u r pregnant and better to avoid but again it depends on weeks and kindly ask ur gynac for any queries

Answered2024-04-06 19:56:32

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Hi, Penetration is highly risky under pregnency in the requird posture.

Answered2024-04-06 17:20:21

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Avoid

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Better to avoid

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Avoid having sex during pregnancy

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Better, avoid during pregnancy.

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