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is it safe to intercourse with a seventh month pregnant woman?


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Yes, you can have sex up until delivery, as long as it's a normal pregnancy or unless it causes pain for her.  The baby is protected in ambiotic (?) fluid so there is no need to worry about hurting the baby. 
Posted 2009-11-14T01:25:24Z
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Love is the battery of life....

Hi,
Cleanfreak gave you a perfect answer (thumb up).  However be careful, don't get "wild" and choose the proper possition(s).
Best regards.
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Yesterday's gone and Today is going fast, Tomorrow is all we have, Until it to has passed

Yes, sex is perfectly permissible up until delivery, provided it's normal sex, nothing outrageous or kinky and it causes no discomfort, pain or bleeding for the pregnant mother.
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Happy Valentine's. Play us a rose, you're organic, man.

Victims of circumstance owe it to fate. Victims of choice owe it to themselves.

I trust that this is your wife that you are inquiring about.

Jay
Posted 2009-11-14T06:10:21Z
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Yesterday's gone and Today is going fast, Tomorrow is all we have, Until it to has passed

Now Jay, what difference would it make whether or not they are married? Pregnant is pregnant, regardless of the marital statis.
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Getting Pregnant to Baby and Beyond!

It is common for couples to wonder whether sex is safe when they discover they are pregnant. Unless your health care provider advises you otherwise, sex during pregnancy is safe for both you and your baby.

The baby is protected by the amniotic fluid in the womb, by your abdomen and by the mucus plug which seals your cervix and helps guard against infections.

You can learn more about sex during pregnancy by reading "Pregnancy and Sex" .
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