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embarrassing question no where else to turn

Ok so I'm 7 wks 3 days and don't really have anyone to talk to about this pregnancy cuz I have no family I have my boyfriends family but this is not a question I can ask them... is there such thing as too much sex during pregnancy? We have always had a lot of sex and kinda rough I like it and so does he I just want to make sure I'm not gonna hurt the baby.. are there positions that are off limits or things I shouldn't do? It doesn't hurt and I'm totally in the mood for it but like I said I just don't wanna hurt the baby
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Thank you for asking this I've been wondering the same although sometimes I'm a lil I guess soar I have not bleed or been in bad pain but I have been worried thanks again for ur question :)
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581359 tn?1454006442
as long as your not bleeding you should be fine. just beware that during early pregnancy your cervix is "irritable" so if you have rough sex it can cause some spotting....it's okay to spot so try not to worry. Talk to your ob next time you have an appointment, there is no reason you guys can't have the same sex life before you got pregnant. Enjoy it now because it gets harder the farther along you are.
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2021033 tn?1329412471
Although when you get to your  second trimester laying on your back is a no no. it can block the blood flow to your baby and yourself.
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2021096 tn?1328921005
sex is actually good for the baby, and as long as it doesn't hurt and feels good to you then there should be no worries.
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