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A member asked:
Aborted from 2 weeks still feel cervix low down and mildly open, is it safe doing sexual intercourse or may cause infection?
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Sex: This is very similar to pregnancy and delivery. You should be able to have intercourse safely now.
Answered 5/6/2015
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