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Sex & Pregnancy Quiz: Myths and Fears
 

How much do you know about sex and pregnancy?
        To find out, take our true/false test

1. Sex can be harmful during pregnancy ANSWER

2.  Intercourse could hurt the baby ANSWER

3. Intercourse could cause miscarriage ANSWER

4. The baby somehow "knows" that sex is taking place ANSWER

5. Intercourse will cause discomfort or pain for the pregnant woman ANSWER

6. High risk pregnancies need to be more cautious than other women ANSWER

7. Orgasms cause premature labor ANSWER

8. Spermicides cause birth defects ANSWER

9. I am not sexy ANSWER

10. Breast stimulation will hurt the breast milk ANSWER

11. Masturbation is bad for the baby ANSWER

12. There is nothing a man can do to give a wife sexual pleasure ANSWER

13. Since we can not have intercourse- we can not have any kind of sex ANSWER

14. The partner should be allowed to have sex with other women because she can not 'put out' ANSWER

15. Once the baby is born sex will go back to normal ANSWER

Score sheet:

• If you got more than 13 questions correct, CONGRATULATIONS. You have passed with flying colors.  Consider yourself knowledgeable about sex and pregnancy.

• If you got less than 10 questions right, consider yourself to be at the right website.  Our website was designed to help people like yourself gather accurate information about sex and pregnancy. 

• Regardless of the number of correct or incorrect answers, if you have further medical questions, please contact your obstetrician for further clarification about the ways in which sex could be impacting your pregnancy. Similarly, if you have mental health questions, please contact a sex therapist. 

If you live in the Philadelphia area and wish to consult with an obstetrician

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233 S. 6th Street, Suite C-33
Philadelphia PA 19106
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