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Is it safe doing sex during 9th month pregnancy? if yes, can sperm be left inside during 9th month pregnancy
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Yes, safe: Yes, it's perfectly safe. Your cervix has a thick mucus plug that prevents entry to pathologic agents. It also prevents sperm from getting in. Sperm left inside the vagina die within a matter of a few hours due to the acidic nature of that environment.
Answered 7/27/2016
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