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Intercourse post trimester 1

2022-05-20 17:49:34
Is it okay to have intercourse post first trimester. Although in the first trimester the doctor said No , we didn't have any complications (nothing mentioned by the doctor)
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Please see the sonography report. Did your wife have any symptoms like pain or bleeding in early pregnancy. Does she have any history of having had an abortion earlier ? Is placenta low lying? If the answer is negative then you may have gentle intercourse preferably in "side to side"   position.

Answered2022-05-21 07:38:11

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U can. But follow ur Gynec orders
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Consult with reports

Answered2022-05-21 02:01:00

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Yes if the placenta is not low lying

Answered2022-05-22 07:10:35

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