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Very personal question...

Feel free to giggle at this one ladies but it is a legit question so any info would be appreciated. I know that usually if you've had a miscarriage before sex is a no no until trimester 2, but what about masturbation? Is it the intercourse that's bad or the orgasm?

Anyway I go in for my ultrasound today my levels were 9872 yesterday and I'm 5weeks 3days along but I had bright red bleeding on Monday which is why they're doing the ultrasound. They said something about some sort of hematoma or something... I hope all is well in there. Last time I went thru this there was no baby to be found and my levels were 57 wish me luck.
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I've had 3 miscarriages and I didn't abstain from sex in the first trimester of this pregnancy, I'm only 10wks.
I bled during weeks 5-6 with this pregnancy, only bright red one time, and then it turned brown for 2wks, and we still had intercourse during.
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As for your question, I think it's orgasm cause orgasms involver a uterus contraction.
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I had my ultrasound of course I was so excited to see my liitle one I forgot to ask the Dr my question! Lol oh well hubby and I agreed no sex until next appointment at least. I'm very happy to share with you all I got to see the little tyke and its heart is beating! I feel like I can relax now even though I'm only 6 weeks according to measurements today, I certainly have a good feeling on this one. :)
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