Is it okay to have sex once in two months of pregnancy?

It is best for female friends not to have sex during pregnancy, especially in the early and late stages of pregnancy. Having sex during these two stages will affect the normal development of the fetus. Therefore, having sex once every two months of pregnancy will have an impact, and may cause bleeding or miscarriage in the patient. Excessive movements and too many times of sex will have a greater impact on the stability of the fetus. I hope female friends can pay attention to this.

What should I do if I have sex when I am two months pregnant?

You can have sex during the first two months of pregnancy. The first three months of pregnancy is a dangerous period and you cannot have sex, otherwise you may have bleeding or miscarriage, which will affect the development of the baby. You can have sex after three months, but you cannot move too much and must be gentle. Pay attention to your work and rest schedule after pregnancy and go to the hospital for regular prenatal check-ups.

Generally speaking, sexual intercourse is not advisable during pregnancy, especially in the first and last three months of pregnancy. Although some people believe that sexual intercourse during pregnancy does not matter much, in fact, many miscarriages, premature births, premature rupture of membranes, and complications before, during, and after delivery are mostly caused by sexual intercourse.

The main risks during pregnancy are:

1. It can easily cause uterine contraction, leading to miscarriage and premature birth. There are two reasons. First, the mechanical stimulation during sexual intercourse causes congestion of the vulva and pelvic organs. During orgasm, the perineum, vagina, and pelvic floor muscles will produce involuntary rhythmic and strong contractions, and even the uterus will contract, which can easily lead to miscarriage and premature birth. Second, the man's semen is rich in prostaglandins, which can stimulate uterine contractions and cause the placenta to detach from the uterine wall, leading to miscarriage, premature rupture of membranes, or premature birth due to cervical dilation.

2. It may cause antenatal, intrapartum and postpartum infection. This is because the external genitalia of men and women often carry bacteria, sexual intercourse can easily lead to premature rupture of membranes, and the outflow of alkaline amniotic fluid is conducive to the breeding and reproduction of bacteria, causing intrauterine infection. Postpartum cervical lacerations give bacteria an opportunity to take advantage, making infection easy to occur.

Guide to sex during different stages of pregnancy

Early pregnancy (1-3 months)

The fetus is still unstable during this period, so doctors will still advise pregnant mothers to have less intimacy with their husbands during this period, as this may easily lead to miscarriage. What the doctor said makes sense, especially older pregnant mothers should pay more attention. If they don't pay enough attention during intimacy, the uterus will be stimulated and continue to contract, threatening the baby's life.

Second trimester (4-7 months)

During this period, the baby in the belly is already very stable, and the adverse reactions of nausea and vomiting of the pregnant mother will gradually disappear. You can be intimate with your husband appropriately, but you must be careful to be moderate. Do not do it more than twice a week. Also, be careful to choose the correct posture and do not challenge yourself. Appropriate intimate activities can not only make the baby feel the love between parents, but also greatly enhance the relationship between husband and wife.

Late pregnancy (8-10 months)

During this period, the pregnant mother's belly is already very big, and the doctor will repeatedly advise not to have sexual intercourse. This is because the baby at this time is very sensitive to the outside world and accidents may occur once stimulated. However, foreign countries do not oppose sexual activity in the late pregnancy, and there is no authoritative research pointing out that intimate activities during this period will harm the fetus. But to be on the safe side, after the ninth month of pregnancy, as the due date is getting closer, it is no longer appropriate to have intimate activities, otherwise the cervix will open prematurely, causing premature birth and harming the fetus.