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Sex with an active complication or restriction

Follow the individual plan from the clinician managing the pregnancy.

Direct guidance

What to know or do

Bring the exact label, ingredients, preparation method or situation for “Sex with an active complication or restriction” when asking for advice. Ask privately for help with pressure, control, forced sex, monitoring, threats or violence.

What changes the answer

  • Consent, comfort, infection exposure and the activity involved
  • Bleeding, pain, fluid loss, placenta or preterm-birth concerns
  • Any individual restriction or treatment plan from maternity care

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When to get individual help

Check the exact item or situation with a doctor, midwife, pharmacist or relevant clinician; the name of a broad category is not enough for a personal decision.