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Hi doc. can i hve frequent sex during pregnancy(24wks)? i can feel my womb shaking after orgasm. is it harmful to my baby pls? ?
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Sex ok: You should be fine. Sex at that stage is still acceptable. An orgasm would not harm the growing baby.
Answered 3/29/2014
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