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Sexual intercourse is permissible at any time during pregnancy unless you have vaginal bleeding, ruptured membranes, or a tendency toward premature labor. Many couples experience a decrease in sexual desire late in pregnancy. This is very normal.

Do not douche after sexual intercourse, or anytime throughout the pregnancy.

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