Having sex almost every night during pregnancy

The pregnancy period is very long, and the normal pregnancy period lasts longer than 280 days. This period is tormenting for both the pregnant mother and the pregnant father. Will it affect the baby if they have different sexual intercourse? Expectant parents are experiencing both psychological and physical torment, but is it really impossible to have sex during pregnancy? In fact, if there is nothing special about the bodies of both parties, they can have sex if they have physiological needs. So does having sex almost every night during pregnancy have any impact on the fetus?

Under normal circumstances, the fetus will feel excited

During pregnancy, if you have physiological needs, you can have sex at an appropriate time. It is usually chosen in the second trimester of pregnancy, when the fetus is relatively stable and the uterus is relatively insensitive. The fetus can basically feel some external changes, such as noise and light. Pregnant mothers can also feel it thoroughly by touching their belly.

The posture is more delicate, and uterine contraction is beneficial to the fetus to absorb nutrients and is beneficial to the blood circulation around the uterus. The fetus will feel the vibration, not knowing where it comes from, but will be very excited.

If the intercourse is intense, the fetus may be frightened.

If the intercourse is too intense, the fetus can feel it completely. The fetus will not know what is happening and will be frightened. In addition, it is very likely that the fetus will be pressed due to poor posture, or that the uterus will be subjected to excessive vibration due to excessive mental excitement. Causes the embryo to fall and leads to miscarriage.

If you have sex when it is not suitable, the fetus will be very uncomfortable.

Generally, in the early stages of pregnancy, it is best not to have sex as it can easily lead to miscarriage. During the first three months, the embryonic development process is not stable. If there is no bleeding and no signs of miscarriage, intercourse will have no effect on the fetus.

The next three months often cause premature births. At other times, that is, the middle and late stages, sexual intercourse will have a significant impact on the fetus. The movements should not be too large or too intense, and the time should be strictly controlled to prevent accidents.