Can you sleep together when you are pregnant?

Although women will feel very happy after becoming pregnant, pregnancy will also bring some inconveniences to women's lives. For example, it becomes very difficult to have sex because there is a fetus developing in the uterus. If you rashly have sex, it is likely to have an adverse effect on the development of the fetus. Let's take a look at whether you can sleep in the same bed when you are pregnant? I hope everyone can understand it.

Generally speaking, women can have sex during pregnancy. The whole pregnancy process is divided into three periods: before the 12th week of pregnancy is called early pregnancy; the 13th to 27th week of pregnancy is called mid-pregnancy; the 28th week and thereafter is called late pregnancy. Whether you can have sex during pregnancy depends mainly on the stage of pregnancy. The time for sexual intercourse is generally chosen between 12-28 weeks, but it should also be appropriate. Do not use excessive force or have sexual intercourse if complications occur.

During the first three months of pregnancy, the embryo is just developing and is not very stable in the uterus, so try to avoid sexual intercourse during this period. During the relatively stable period from March to July, sexual intercourse is allowed, but you should also pay attention to the posture and intensity of sexual intercourse. Also, if the merger causes other problems, it should be avoided as much as possible.

Generally, sexual intercourse should be prohibited in the first three months and the last three months after pregnancy to avoid the risk of threatened abortion and threatened premature birth. Sexual intercourse is allowed appropriately in the middle three months of pregnancy, but care should be taken not to over-exert the intensity or last too long, and to avoid fatigue.

Sexual intercourse is generally prohibited in the early stages of pregnancy because it can easily cause infection of the reproductive system. At the same time, sexual excitement can cause uterine contraction, which can easily lead to threatened abortion. In the middle and late stages of pregnancy, the placenta is relatively fixed, and occasional sexual intercourse will not have much impact.

During pregnancy, the first three months are considered the early pregnancy, and the last three months are considered the late pregnancy. Sexual intercourse is not allowed in both cases. The fetus is unstable in the early pregnancy and is prone to miscarriage. The fetus is larger in the late pregnancy and is prone to premature birth due to squeezing. Sexual intercourse is only allowed in the middle pregnancy, but it should not be frequent or intense.