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Sex in early pregnancy
My wife is 40 days pregnant. I know that sexual intercourse will leads to abortion. But unfortunately we did intercourse 3 times till. In future till completion of pregnancy we don't do this mistake again . But now please tell me that 3 times sex/intercourse will harm my baby in any way or not, or it produce any side effects to my baby or not . can we continue the pregnancy?
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Yes continue pregnancy
Keep watch for bleeding or abdominal pain
Better to do ultrasonography for viability of pregnancy
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Dr. Falak Chowdhary
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No issues if the patient is not bleeding or has any complications.
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Dr. Bhumika Kalathiya
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Yes, u should continue your pregnancy. Get done ultrasound to know well being.
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