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A member asked:
I lost a baby at 7 weeks of pregnancy and have intercourse 5 days after is that safe for me ?
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Sorry for your loss: Miscarriage is quite common, but still it is a tragic event and take an emotional toll on many. So, hang-in there. With regarding to having relation 5 days after--if you are feeling well--no pain, no bleeding/discharge/fever etc..You should be fine. Eat well, sleep well, take your prenatal vitamins, and follow-up with doc regularly. Good luck on your next pregnancy.
Answered 12/9/2013
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