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There is no universally applicable guideline for ceasing sexual activity during pregnancy; the decision is best made in consultation with your healthcare provider. They will consider your unique circumstances and the progress of your pregnancy, assessing for any factors that might increase the risk of complications. These factors might include instances of vaginal bleeding, premature labor, or other pregnancy-related health complications.
Some women may experience discomfort or reduced libido during pregnancy, leading to a natural reduction in sexual activity. Your healthcare provider can assess your health and your personal circumstances and provide tailored advice on when to reduce or cease sexual activity during pregnancy to ensure the safety and health of both the mother and baby.
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