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Can you have intercourse when you just had a miscarriage?
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Yes: As long as you are comfortable with this activity so soon after such an event. I would probably recommend to a patient to wait at least a couple of weeks after they had stopped bleeding and to use condoms until your next normal cycle.
Answered 3/12/2014
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