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Sex during pregnancy
We are a newly married couple. We just found out that we are having a baby and my wife is pregnant a couple of days back after she missed her periods. Is it allowed to have sex during pregnancy . Will it be any disturbance to the baby. Any time line where it is not recommended like during certain months of pregnancy? I might have to travel abroad from third month onwards for a period of six months. Can you please clarify
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Their is no contraindication on doing sex in pregnancy.Last three months be careful as it may be little uncomfortable for your partner.Always take precautions so that you don't harm your baby and adopt posture which is comfortable for both of you.
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Hello Wear sexual intercourse is not a contraindication in the early months of pregnancy pregnancy unless and until the women gets uncomfortable....in the last trimester is better to avoid because it will be difficult for woman...thank you
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