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Engaging in sexual activity during pregnancy is generally safe unless your healthcare provider advises against it. Certain pregnancy complications, such as placenta previa (where the placenta covers the cervix), preterm labor (labor that starts too early), or risk of infection, may necessitate restricting sexual activity. Your physician will assess your individual health status and the progression of your pregnancy to determine the safety of sexual intercourse.
Open communication with your doctor is extremely important. Any concerns, changes in vaginal bleeding, or pain should be brought to your healthcare provider's attention immediately. It is recommended to discuss any concerns regarding sexual activity with your doctor to ensure the well-being of you and your baby.
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