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I am trying to conceive. is it safe to take a bath after ovulation during the two week wait?
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Baths can: Lead to urethritis which are very uncomfortable. Urethritis can lead to cystitis and cystitis and early pregnancy aren't good friends. Unless you have a really good reason to take baths you might want to stick to showers.
Answered 12/29/2014
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