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Having sex during pregnancy 4 mth
Shall we have sex with my wife during pregnancy of months, 1 month back she got updominal pain after scan & confirmed as urinal infection, then it resolved by medication within 3-4 days, till now we didn't have sex, shall we have sex with her normally? I need detailed answer if yes. She is normally taking food, some vomiting symptoms but not, hemoglobin level is 12, bp is also normal, as doctor confirmed, now just following normal diet (fruits, veg, egg, leaves, etc,..) and now no other issues.
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Now how many weeks she is having?? Because in first trimester means till 12 weeks risk of bleeding and abortion will be there.After 12: weeks safe period but you have to do gently.
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