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Masturbation in low lying placenta risky
I'm 19 weeks pregnant and my placenta is still low.can masturbation cause any problems or is it risky .only clitoris masturbation
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Low lying placenta around 19weeks is a common finding.as the pregnancy advances and a proper lower uterine segment is formed in all probability it will migrate.clitoral stimulation should nt cause any problems to it.avoid insertion of fingers inside specially with u groomed nails as that can cause bleeding from cervix which will mimick like placental spotting and give u some unnecessary stress.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Chandigarh
Consequent orgasm can initiate labour and and you up in profuse bleeding
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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Better to avoid.
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