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A member asked:
Can having hard sex at nine months pregnant hurt my baby? she's head down.
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Probably not: "hard sex" during pregnancy is not generally a good idea, but as long as there was no bleeding or leak of amniotic fluid, no cramps or decreased fetal movement, then probably no harm occurred.
Answered 5/9/2014
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