Anyone having sex 4-5 weeks pp ?

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Husband is bugging me . I’m kind of scared to but i want to do bad 😩

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The fact that I’m 3 weeks post and still scared to poop ain’t nothing going inside me

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There is a reason you’re meant to wait 6 weeks !

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Heck no!!! Not taking any risks especially since I hemorrhaged after birth. Once I have the clear I will but till then, he only gets my hand or my mouth if I’m feeling up to it lol

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Ummm hell no lol. My cervix is still not back up where it's supposed to be.  Plus it's such a huge risk of infection still. Especially from where the placenta was attached to the uterine lining. I wouldn't risk it for the biscuit. He can wait!

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Haven’t had my baby yet but I am not going to be having sex until atleast 6 weeks possibly more if I’m still not comfortable. My husband understands, besides he went longer during pregnancy not having sex 🤣

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Even if you had a smooth delivery with no tearing, etc. you still are healing on the inside where your placenta has come away from your uterus wall, etc. you should get clearance from your doctor if you’re going to before the 6 week mark as there is an infection risk.

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After my first baby we didn’t have sex until like 12 weeks postpartum. I was too afraid and WAY too tired to care about sex lol. I’m expecting the same this time

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No! Infection risk is to high and its medically advised not to. Wait until your doc clears you. Some women don't get cleared for months. Some women get cleared early. Ask your doc to check your progress. Especially if you wish to have more babies later don't risk issues that could be avoided. Please stay safe. P.s. you can do other stuff with no penetration for each other just fyi.

Anyone having sex 4-5 weeks pp ?

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