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A member asked:
I am 15wks pregnant, is it safe to have oral sex now since my gyne told me to have rest?
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Follow your doctor : I recommend avoiding arousal, including oral sex, in my patients admitted for high risk of preterm birth or with their water broken. Not sure why your doctor advised you not at 15 weeks unless you have recurrent bleeding. I would clarify with him/her to be sure.
Answered 5/22/2013
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