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What kind/brand of lubrication is safe for use during pregnancy?

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What kind/brand of lubrication is safe for use during pregnancy?

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During pregnancy you can use really any lubricant. If you are using any type of latex barrier (condoms, diaphragm, cervical cap, etc.) you will want to use a water-based lubricant (Slippery Stuff, KY Jelly, AstroGlide, etc.). It is difficult to clean oil-based lubricants out of the vagina or anus, therefore you may want to stay away from using lotions, petroleum jelly, oil, etc. If you or your partner is prone to yeast infections it may be a good option to use “Slippery Stuff”, which is the only glycerin-free lubricant on the market right now. Glycerin is a sugar derivative and can foster yeast infections. The UIC Wellness Center offers “Slippery Stuff” in our office located in B19 of the Student Center East (formerly CCC).

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