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2018-10-19 10:51:40
Is it safe to have intercourse during the 5th week of pregnancy. First bhcg 820 Second bhcg 2236 Had PCOD
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In first trimester it is not safe at all.Sometimes risk of abortion due to bleeding.After 12 weeks it is safe.But throughout pregnancy you should avoid the force full intercourse .Take rest in first trimester.

Answered2018-10-19 13:35:29

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