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Q: Is It Safe to Have Sex During First Few Weeks of Pregnancy?

asked by: snowygirl on December 6th, 2005

Active User, very eHealthy

Im not sure if im preggy or not yet, but is it ok to have sex even if I just got preggy? Pls help me thanks

Replies(6)

acoles70

replied on December 7th, 2005

Experienced User

Yes. You and baby will both be fine.

kirztensmummy

replied on December 7th, 2005

Experienced User

Hi! Glad to hear of your success and congrats on your pregnancy!
Yes it is safe to have sex in earleir weeks provided that youre not on high risk but if you experience spotting you have to consult your doctor if you need to abstain sex....How far are you anyway? Take care

Jennie25

replied on December 7th, 2005

Experienced User

Lol kirtensmummy...Did you not read what she wrote? She doesn't know if shes preggy. Lol
....But I was wondering the same thing...So thanks for asking snowygirl!

kirztensmummy

replied on December 7th, 2005

Experienced User

jennie25 wrote:

lol kirtensmummy...Did you not read what she wrote? She doesn't know if shes preggy. Lol
....But I was wondering the same thing...So thanks for asking snowygirl!

lmao...Sorry thought it was confirmed good luck anyway snowygirl

hollie686

replied on December 7th, 2005

Experienced User

Yes, sex is fine provided there are no complications such as bleeding, cramping, etc. If you are pregnant, and you do experience any bleeding, etc. Then definately call your dr - because then would have to refrain from sexual activity:)

dressedinblack

replied on December 8th, 2005

New User

Yes, into the 3rd trimester you can have sex, but with time it'll get more and more difficult

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