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Obgyns: is it safe to have a orgasm with a marginal placenta previa? (not covering the cervix- just low lying). no penetration just clitoral stimulation. mfm didnt seem concerned just said to come back in a few weeks?
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Should be perfectly safe to have clitoral orgasm which endorses opinion of your MFM MD.
Answered 3/18/2021
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