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I just had my baby 6 weeks ago... is it okay to have sex.?? Or should I wait for my appt on wed.. feb.18.? & see what the doc says..? It's just that I miss my hubby... && he really wants to too... sorry tmi..
Thanks ladies! Lots of different thoughts... but i took all of you advice in hand... && it didn't hurt! :) it just ***** that I have to use protection... i don't like condoms.. lol.. but I'm definitely getting birth control!
Go for it..! We had sex at my 5th week. I thought I was gonna get in trouble w my Dr but she just laughed. It's not a big deal, they just want to mKe sure ur ok. Have fun..!
U shud be fine but defo use protevtion cus women are very fertile shortly after giving birth... so I hear
With my first I waited a day before my six weeks appointment and my second it was four weeks.
If you feel up for it I say go for it. At your check they will only be feeling your uterus to see if it had gone down and they will talk to you about birth control. My midwife says that you should use lots of lub and go slow and if you don't want to do it then don't.
I would wait until the 18th for sure. You have just a couple of more days hon---- and that doctor okay to begin relations is important. try to hold out hon. You are getting over having a baby and it is good to make sure you are healed properly. And you have so little time to wait, you can do it! :<)
Honestly I would say wait to see what your doctor says if you had baby vaginal let the doctors give you the ok to check for any infections and to see how well you healed up ...
Go slow and use a safe lubricant. If you feel any pain then maybe back off and wait to be cleared but you could try
Thank you!! && yes I just don't want to be hurt & he doesn't want to hurt me...
People will tell u to wait but i say go for it...i did ot five weeks after...just becareful and take ur time for the first couple times u do have sex tho....have fun lol
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