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Intercourse during pregnancy
Sir/mam,
As my wife got positive a 10days before(currently 50th day running for her last period) and for last two days we had intercourse for 3times,for the first day we didn't have any bleed or droppings but yesterday and today after having sex we had seen some impression like light blood and sticky liquid in minute qty not much,I can't say it's blood ,we are little bit tensed.
Is there any chance of getting damage to baby or abortion if we participate in sex during pregnancy.
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Avoid it
Get ultrasound TVS early pregnancy scan done
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
23 yrs exp
Chennai
Avoid intercourses for this pregnancy
Get a ultrasound gestation
Cap Susten 200 mg per vagina
Injection Proluton depo 500 micrograms intramuscular
Continue folic acid
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Avoid papaya and pineapple
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Drink lots of water and fruits
Keep bed rest for 48 hrs till bleeding stops
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Dr. Sharathchandra Rao
Obstetrician
8 yrs exp
Udupi
Avoid intercourse for first three months of pregnancy
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for further details contact privately
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