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Is It Safe To Have Sex During 2nd Month Of Pregnancy ?

my wife is under two month pregnant can we have sex . why did she split always my wife is under 2month pregant can we have sex and why did she split always during the day she is 26year old
Fri, 27 Jan 2012
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
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It is better not to have sex for the first 6 weeks and last 6 weeks of pregnancy as they can induce miscarriage and preterm labour respectively.
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General & Family Physician Dr. Jitender Chauhan's  Response
Hello, welcome to healthcaremagic. You can continue to have sex as far into pregnancy, right up until birth, as you and your partner are comfortable. This includes orgasms. There are a few reasons why you shouldn't have sex during certain periods during pregnancy. These include:
• Bleeding
Preterm Labor
• Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) (you or your partner).
Make sure to take an advice from your doctor about it, under some conditions your doctor may prohibit you from doing it. Wish you good health.
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Is It Safe To Have Sex During 2nd Month Of Pregnancy ?

Welcome to HCM Good Day It is better not to have sex for the first 6 weeks and last 6 weeks of pregnancy as they can induce miscarriage and preterm labour respectively.