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Sex during first trimester...history of miscarriage

Last post 09-01-2008 6:55 PM by FeliciaOmar. 1 replies.
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  • 08-27-2008 9:37 AM

    Sex during first trimester...history of miscarriage

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    I had a misscarriage in March 07, my fiance and I have been trying ever since to get pregnant. We recently found out that I am 6 weeks pregnant YEAH!! I have an appt. with my doctor in two weeks, but until I get in to see him can anyone teel me if my fears of causing a misscarriage by having sex are irrational or should we wait?

  • 09-01-2008 6:55 PM In reply to

    Re: Sex during first trimester...history of miscarriage

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    Hi There, I had a miscarriage in the year 2006. And I am now healthly pregnant. I am 8weeks now. My husband and I still have sex as per usual. But we just maintain our position. I mean try not to have too many complicated position, it keep simple and safe. Ask your partner to be gentle on you and remember not to thrust in to deep.
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