Hi squidipa, I can't seem to PM either. Jason
Hi squidipa, I can't seem to PM either. Jason
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I read about this in a pregnancy book written my medical staff . . .
I heard it can be dangerous after birth. I once read a story, where the husband went down on his wife and blew some air, she died. So it must be what you are talking about, jpleaner. But it shouldn't be a problem while she is pregnant. Of course I don't have medical expertise, doubt check my information.
that would have to be the weirdest thing I have ever heard! lol that cant be true??
I certainly wouldn't think that in your situation you would have any problems... There are many positions where you can have this happen and the 'air' is not a problem during pg, otherwise they would tell you to abstain from sex altogether! you will find this will happen probably frequently in the remainder of your sex life, and it is quite normal, as the PP have said
Good luck with the rest of the pregnancy too![]()
Re: the embolism, that poor woman has become an urban legend! The only way blowing air into the vagina could cause embolism and death is if you were less than a week out from a c-section and she still had a significantly unhealed wound inside her uterus.
FWIW many women get gas in their uterus (methane) after a c-section, due to post-operative infection and THAT could well have been the cause of the poor woman's demise, rather than the air-blowing sexual practice.
OP as others have said, air being sucked into and expelled from the vagina is usually down to position and is harmless (apart from making you blush maybe).
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