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Ovulation Related Query
Assume ovulation happen on day 14 and have intercoursed before that. Due to that fertilization already happened. But we are not aware of that & we continued to have intercourse for next couple of
days post ovulation. Will it create any issue in the pregnancy which has already happened? Any risk is there? Kindly advice.
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No it will not affect the pregnancy that has already happened
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No if the conception has happened, gentle intercourse will not affect it.
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
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No it won't affect pregnancy
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