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Is it safe to have an orgasam while healing from a miscarriage?
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Yes: There should be no problem from an orgasm physically. Your emotional state could be such that 'getting in the mood' may be more difficult. The orgasm could cause some contractions which could be more painful if your uterus is tender after the miscarriage (that would not be usual). Otherwise, it is safe.
Answered 1/13/2014
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