Can I sleep together during the first month of pregnancy?

After becoming pregnant, women not only need to supplement a large amount of nutrients to promote the growth and development of the fetus in the womb, but also need to do appropriate exercise to improve their physical fitness. In daily life, there are many precautions that pregnant mothers need to pay more attention to. After pregnancy, the first three months are in the early stages of pregnancy. Generally speaking, it is not recommended for couples to sleep in the same bed during this time because it increases the probability of fetal miscarriage.

1. Having sex in the early stages of pregnancy is likely to cause vaginal infection in the pregnant woman, leading to fetal malformations. From three weeks after fertilization to three months of pregnancy, this period is the time when various cells of the fetus are highly differentiated, and various organs are formed. This is a very important period. Various stimuli may cause deformities, including the occurrence of infection.

2. If you have sex in the early stages of pregnancy, your vagina and uterus will contract during orgasm, and uterine contractions may also cause miscarriage. If the action is too rough, the mechanical stimulation itself may cause miscarriage. During the first three months of pregnancy, on the one hand, the placenta has not yet matured and the connection between the placenta and the uterine wall is not tight. On the other hand, the secretion of progesterone is insufficient and cannot provide strong protection for the embryo. Having sex at this time may cause miscarriage.

Correct posture for sex during pregnancy

1. The expectant mother is on top

When having sex during pregnancy, you should try to avoid putting pressure on the pregnant woman's belly, as this may endanger the safety of the mother and baby. If the expectant mother is on top, she can control the force and depth of insertion herself, which is safer.

2. The prospective father is on top

The expectant father must support himself with his arms during intercourse, and remember not to insert too deep or thrust too violently to avoid cervical injury and bleeding, or uterine contractions.

3. Side lying

Lying on your side is usually the safest position, ensuring that no pressure is placed on your belly. The two people can face each other or face the same direction. The expectant mother can lift her upper foot and place it on the expectant father's shoulder or pillow, which will make her more comfortable.