Can I have sex when I'm pregnant?

Insemination usually occurs within 24 hours of ovulation when the male sperm meets the egg in the bilateral fallopian tubes. After the male sperm and egg fuse, sperm and egg fusion occurs. Sperm and egg fusion usually occurs within a week after ovulation. It is even possible to have sex because sperm and egg fusion must occur in the bilateral fallopian tube cavity. However, it is possible to have sex when the fetus is just beginning to develop and stabilize. At how many weeks of pregnancy can a pregnant woman have sex?

First of all, the sperm and egg combine in the uterus, so starting from the first day of the expected delivery date, it is still just an embryo within 10 weeks. This is the stage of organ division, which is more critical and is very sensitive to drugs and external stimuli. The fertilized egg has not yet been firmly implanted, so you cannot have sex at this time to avoid irritating the uterus, which can easily lead to miscarriage.

Secondly, the fetus is in the stage of complete development. After 11 weeks of pregnancy, that is, after 3 months, it is called a fetus. At this time, the embryo has been formed and the embryo implantation is relatively firm. As long as the placenta is not low, there are no symptoms of threatened abortion, such as bleeding and abdominal pain, etc., and no multiple miscarriages, you can have a smooth sexual life. This lasts until six months, that is, 24 weeks, to see the function of the cervix, the length and width of the cervix, and to estimate the possibility of premature birth. If the cervix function is not good, you have to be careful and never have sex until the last delivery of the pregnant woman. If everything is normal, you can still have sex.

Finally, after 28 weeks, that is, after 7 months, you can have sex from time to time, but don't have to be intense or frequent, because the glycogen-rich secretions in the vagina increase during pregnancy, which can easily cause vaginitis. If the infection worsens, it will cause placental abruption and the chance of premature birth will increase. In the late pregnancy, that is, after 37 weeks, you must not have sex. At this time, the uterus is relatively sensitive to external stimulation, and any stimulation may cause uterine contractions. Although the baby is already full-term at this time, after all, the charm of the baby born is naturally perfect and the adaptability is stronger!