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SHOCKED: Hospital Allows Patients To Have Sex Inside Hospital Wards

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10 years ago

November 24, 2014

An amazing policy of St Michael’s Hospital in Bristol, England, UK allows its patients to have sex in hospital wards.
Such a discovery were made by a cleaner of the hospital who spotted a heavily pregnant woman having sex with her partner in a hospital ward.
After reporting an act to a hospital management she was told that there are no rules against couples copulating in hospital rooms, as long as they are not disturbing other patients.
What is even more surprising is that hospital asks their patients to put a ‘do not disturb’ sign on their door if they want to seclude. The woman was thought to have been trying to induce pregnancy.
Hospital’s spokesperson said, “Staff work hard to ensure privacy and dignity is maintained for all patients. Thankfully, we have not received any complaints or concerns in regard to this matter.”
There is a widespread belief that sex during the later stages of pregnancy can jumpstart labor. Scientists have also proposed plausible biological explanations for why it might help.
For one, semen contains a hormonelike substance called prostaglandin, which is used in synthetic form to induce labor. Breast stimulation is also thought to hasten labor and orgasm can trigger uterine contractions.