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Pregnancy issue

2019-03-11 13:57:41
Hello I am 6 weeks pregnant..can i have sex with my husband during pregnancy? Is it safe?should we have sex with or without protection? Is it safe to have sex in all the three trimesters? Are there any chances of misscarriage if we hve sex in this early pregnancy?..when n how often can we have sex in a month?
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Avoid sex in the first trimester of pregnancy... after 12 weeks of pregnancy you can have sex if the Placenta is not low lying and there is no history of previous abortions and the cervical length is adequate in ultrasound

Answered2019-03-11 19:09:09

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Avoid sexual contact in the first trimester as much as possible,in the last two trimester if all your reports are good,it's entirely your comfort level whether or not u should indulge in sexual activity

Answered2019-03-11 14:23:59

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