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I am 37.5 weeks pregnant, i took monistat 1 (tioconazole) last night and my husband and i had sex this morning. can this harm the baby? i am dilated to a 2/3
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No: At 37.5 weeks, you are safe and being sexually active during pregnancy is normal. If you are less than 34 weeks and dilated 2 to 3 cms, you can sometimes break your water bag with sexual activity.
Answered 7/12/2015
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