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My girlfriend had bacterial meningitis about 6 weeks ago. is it safe for us to resume sexual activities now?
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Yes: Assuming the meningitis has been successfully treated and eliminated cannot see any reason why sex would be prohibited.
Answered 12/14/2013
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