I just got pregnant and I don't know what to do with sex

Many young couples are not very familiar with the symptoms of early pregnancy. Sometimes they are already pregnant, but the confused father and mother are not aware of it. The pregnant mother only finds out that she is pregnant after having sex. Many young couples are worried when encountering this situation. They don’t know what to do if they have sex in the early stage of pregnancy. Will it affect the baby?

What should I do if I have sex without knowing I'm pregnant?

Generally, it can be divided into two situations:

1. There are no side effects on the pregnant woman's body after sex:

If the pregnant woman does not feel any discomfort (such as lower abdominal pain or vaginal infection, etc.) after having sex in the early stages of pregnancy, she can rest assured. If there are no signs of miscarriage or infection, it will not affect the baby.

Second, the pregnant woman feels uncomfortable after sex:

If a pregnant woman experiences abdominal pain, vaginal infection, bleeding, etc. after intercourse, she should immediately go to a regular hospital to consult a doctor to eliminate related safety hazards. At the same time, she should also do a good job of prenatal and postnatal examinations (such as Down syndrome screening at 14-20 weeks of pregnancy, and B-ultrasound fetal abnormality screening at 22-26 weeks of pregnancy).

Pregnant women should not have sexual intercourse during the first three months of pregnancy and the last three months of pregnancy. If you have sex in the first three months of pregnancy, it is very easy to cause miscarriage. In the last three months of pregnancy, since you have entered the late stage of pregnancy, having sex is also likely to cause premature birth. You can have sex moderately in the middle few months, but you must be careful not to press the abdomen or be too strong, and let the pregnant woman's mentality guide you. If you have sex in the early stages of pregnancy, it is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for a check-up to confirm whether there is any problem. If necessary, use medication based on clinical manifestations and test results. Do not use medication blindly.