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Clitoris orgasm
Can I have clitoris orgasm during 22 weeks of pregnancy.is this safe for the baby. I am really worried. Please help me. I have done it once after 5th month scan which shows normal results and posterior placenta
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According to high quality researches that are available- “If your pregnancy is normal & uncomplicated, both sex & having orgasm are safe especially in the second trimester “
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Avoid clitorisorgasm
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Clitoris orgasm will cause some contractions of pelvic floor muscles. That may cause some problems , ofcourse there is no reference available. But when you don't have a chance to make even a single mistake, it is better to avoid such activities.
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If you don't have a high pregnancy or there is no discharge per vaginum, there is no risk to the baby.
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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It’s better to avoid it.
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