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six weeks pregnant!!

im six weeks pregnant is it okay to have sex??.... i had sex with my husband last night but i felt alot of pressure ...anybody help me
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Me and my bf have sex all the time lol.. its fine actually they say it good to have sex when your pregnant
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Sex is fine. You felt a tightness because orgasm will cause your uterus to contract,  pregnant or not.

To the lady who miscarried after sex, more than likely sex did not cause your miscarriage. It just so happens it happened right after. You were already in the process. I'm sorry for your loss. I've had two of my own.
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I'm 18 weeks currently, and I've had set with my husband like 4 or 5 times a week. Don't you worry about your baby, he or she is so well protected inside you. Enjoy your pregnancy, and enjoy the sea without a big belly, which is rather uncomfortable as it grows.
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If I feel comfortable, I just have my husband change position to where I feel better.
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Congratulations!!!  I am staying away from sex this time around, I had a miscarriage at 5 weeks and 5 days right after sex. The sac came out as soon as I walked into bathroom. Be careful...
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Yes! You can definitely have sex but if something hurts you should probably tell your dr and stop. The first couple times i had sex early in pregnancy i spotted afterwards but my dr said it was normal and the bleeding was not coming from the baby.
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