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Is it normal to have mild cramping at 6 weeks pregnant after orgasm with or without my husband?
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Yes. Normal: Having an orgasm triggers mild 'contractions' (cramps) from the uterus - that's a normal response. Not dangerous, won't cause a miscarriage or preterm labor.
Answered 3/12/2014
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