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Doctor, is it okay to have intercourse during pregnancy? Also, is it okay if semen is released inside during intercourse, or should it be avoided?
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Intercourse is better to be avoided during 1st three months and in last 3 months. Also one should consult Obgyn in case of special situations like placenta previa or low lying placenta
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Consult
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consult
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Kindly consult
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It's  okay, after  14 weeks of pregnancy. Better  avoid  after  28 weeks  pregnancy.
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Yes it is okay to have intercourse after first 12 week if the placenta is not low lying It doesn't matter if the sperm is released inside
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Intercourse should be avoided specially in first and last trimester of pregnancy. No issue with  semen.
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