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Is it safe to have sex while pregnant, when my last pregnancy ended in early miscarriage?
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Yes: Generally it is safe to have sex at any time when pregnant. Some pregnancy conditions - pre-term labor, placenta previa, for example - make sex a bad idea, but sex in a normal pregnancy is generally very safe.
Answered 5/22/2014
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