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Sex at two weeks of birth.
Me, and my girl had sex at just two weeks after her giving birth. The thing is I pulled out, and there was blood. Not to mention. I came inside her. The question is what is the odds she best, an infection, and is that blood ok. Before castrising me, she didn't warn me about the risks till AFTER.
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There is a risk of infection, yes. There is also a risk of pregnancy, unusual as that might seem due to how close she was to giving birth. My doctor simply ordered "complete pelvic rest" (that also means no orgasms whether or not there is penetration) for the first six weeks.
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