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Is Female Ejaculation Safe During Pregnancy

I've been looking all over for something that explains whether there is anything to be concerned about if you have reocurring female ejaculation when you orgasm and you become pregnant.  Its an extremely intense oragasm and I just wanted to know if there is any danger to the pregnancy?
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Yeah I wondered the same thing just squirted lots and im in first trimester was a bit worried. Think it seems ok though as I've done it a few times now still nervous though. I'm in the loving sex category atm hope it stays that way but have concerns think its normal to worry
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Right now I am pregnant and cannot stand the thoght of sex. Yet, when I masturbate I cannot squirt as I used to when I wasnt with child. Little concerned here.
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NO! Girl you are lucky to be that way enjoy what god gave you, the baby will be fine. just do not allow you'r nipples to be touched hard during you'r pregnancy, have fun with it , you go girl!!!
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Won't hurt you at all, enjoy!
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No, there is no danger. Some women, when they are pregnant, feel more sexual and they experience orgasms and other stimulations more intensely. Other women are the opposite and they cannot stand the thought of sex at all. Same when it comes to food preferences, or maybe now coffee makes them sick, and bananas turn them on, or they crave shrimp.
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