What effect does oral sex have on a woman's body during pregnancy? Detailed answer

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What effect does oral sex have on a woman's body during pregnancy?

In late pregnancy, a woman may develop a pathology called preeclampsia, which is characterized by an increase in blood pressure and the appearance of edema. This condition can be complicated and develop into eclampsia, which threatens the life of the mother and child. It can be caused by many reasons, among which there are immunological factors, namely the tolerance of the body to the father of the child, whose genes are present in the fetus and placenta. Several independent studies have supported the hypothesis that exposure of the female body to the sperm of the future father long before conception reduces the risk of developing preeclampsia. A significant reduction in risk is also given by oral sex already during pregnancy, and especially by swallowing semen after intercourse.

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