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PT Health Watch: Sex during pregnancy is usually safe, but some risks remain – Expert

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PREMIUM TIMES spoke with Halimat Jimoh, a nurse and midwife, who explained when sex is considered safe during pregnancy, the risks associated with sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and why oral sex also requires caution.

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