Can I have sex at 28 weeks of pregnancy?

Sexual intercourse is prohibited in the early and late stages of pregnancy as it will affect the growth and development of the fetus and may cause miscarriage and premature birth. Appropriate sexual intercourse is allowed at 28 weeks of pregnancy, but it should not be too intense as it will cause the uterus to be in an excited state. During sexual intercourse, attention should be paid to cleanliness and hygiene. If a pregnant woman feels uncomfortable during intercourse, it should be stopped immediately. If vaginal bleeding occurs during intercourse, medical attention should be sought promptly.

It is best not to have sex before 16 weeks of pregnancy and after 34 weeks. Because the uterus is more sensitive during early pregnancy, miscarriage is more likely to occur during sexual intercourse. Having sex after 34 weeks of pregnancy can easily lead to premature rupture of membranes, resulting in premature birth. During the 16-34 weeks, you can have a proper sexual life. So you can have sex at 28 weeks of pregnancy, but be careful to be gentle to avoid unexpected situations.

Research at home and abroad has shown that if couples have moderate sex during pregnancy and are loving and affectionate with each other, their children will be quick to respond, have early language development and be physically healthy. It is advisable to have sex 1-2 times a week during the second trimester of pregnancy.

Sexual life during pregnancy should be based on emotional prenatal education. Therefore, a comfortable sex life fully integrates love and sexual desire. During the day, when the husband kisses and caresses his wife or the wife kisses and caresses her husband, the warmth of love will be transmitted to each other's hearts. This is very helpful for nighttime boudoir love. Conversely, thoughtful sex at night promotes the couple's love during the day and makes the pregnant woman happy and in high spirits.

In addition, the husband's semen contains a kind of seminal cytoplasmic factor. It has antibacterial properties comparable to penicillin, can kill pathogenic bacteria such as staphylococcus, and can clean and protect the vagina of pregnant women. Therefore, moderate sexual life is acceptable during the second trimester of pregnancy, which is also beneficial to the love between husband and wife and the healthy development of the fetus.

Precautions for sex during 28 weeks of pregnancy

The husband must remove the smegma before sexual intercourse. Among all the tissues and organs in the human body, the skin has the most active metabolism. The male foreskin is no exception. Because the glans penis of people with phimosis is covered by the foreskin for a long time and cannot be turned up, the vigorous secretion of the sebaceous glands accumulates over time, causing sebum to accumulate in the gap between the inner surface of the foreskin and the glans penis.

At the same time, urine will seep into this gap and react chemically with sebum to form smegma. Smegma has a very bad odor. Some smegma that accumulates for a long time will turn into hard lumps, which people may mistakenly think are "small tumors". Biological experiments have proved that this old smegma is a very strong carcinogen. For example, inoculating horse smegma into mice can cause skin cancer. Inoculating human smegma into the body of female mice can induce cervical cancer and other diseases.

After the wife becomes pregnant, the influence of hormones causes the amount of glycogen in the vagina to increase. The chemical changes in the vagina during pregnancy are very conducive to the growth and reproduction of bacteria. Therefore, after a period of abstinence from sexual intercourse in the early stages of pregnancy, when resuming sexual life, the husband must wash away the smegma and glans penis to prevent the wife's vagina from being invaded by pathogenic microorganisms, thereby inducing intrauterine infection. Because intrauterine infection is an important factor that endangers the life of the fetus.