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They say to wait 6 weeks before having sex after you deliver but do you really have to wait that long?
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I had sex a week after birth, went in for my 3 week check up, Dr said I was fully healed and everything.
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I waited 3 weeks and then I got pregnant again lol
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Yes if u have a vaginal delivery u should wait to get all clear from doc. I messed up and had sex about 2 weeks after I had my son and only after found out that u can give urself a horrible infection if ur not healed up luckily I went on antibiotics couple days later for mastitis anywaz but I was scared and was reading up more on it and found a story of a husband accidently killing his wife from oral sex cuz he blew air into her blood stream (the tissues are very delicate an thin for awhile) im sure a freak accident but I wanna see my boys grow up. Sorry if im scaring u but its better to wait
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6628393 tn?1398789276
I was cleared before 6 weeks. Depends on the doctor but most do say 6 weeks but in reality you are your own person and can make your own decisions.
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I waited 3 weeks after birth to have sex
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You Don't Haaaaaaaaaaaave To, But I Did...To Let Myself Get Back To Normal
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Some women don't and some providers don't require it. But most people sick with six weeks.
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