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My Wife is pregnant then Can We make relationship .this is first quarter of pregnancy
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Dear , no actually,,,,better to avoid .,
In first three months and last three months avoid sexual contact its better
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1st and last trimester is contraindicated for this.
Avoid the missionary (man-superior) position during physical relationship.
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Dr. Bipin Ninan Abraham
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Bangalore
Sex during pregnancy may not be safe for women with a history of repeated miscarriages, preterm labor, bleeding, or an incompetent cervix. According to Johns Hopkins Medicine, sex is safe throughout pregnancy and will not hurt the baby if there are no problems. This includes the early weeks of pregnancy. The developing amniotic fluid and sac and the muscle layers of the uterus cushion and protect the embryo from trauma as the pregnancy progresses. As long as you are comfortable, in the mood, and have an uncomplicated pregnancy, you can enjoy your normal sexual activity.
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