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Can i still have sex even though my cervix is low because i am 5 weeks postpartum?
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Sex after baby: It is recommended to delay sexual intercourse until you are 6 weeks post partum and have seen your Ob/Gyn to make sure you have healed completely.
Answered 7/22/2014
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