Pregnancy sex positions video

For women who are in the basic pregnancy preparation period, they can arrange to have sex the next day during the ovulation period. That way the chances of pregnancy will continue to increase. When having sex, there is actually no restriction on any posture. You can adopt the normal woman-on-top posture or the rear-entry posture. When a man ejaculates, the sperm will be activated at the cervical opening, and then travel from the uterine cavity to the bilateral fallopian tubes, fuse with the egg cells to form a sperm-egg combination, and then cause pregnancy. Therefore, when men and women have sex, they only need to arrange it normally.

The best posture for conceiving a baby is still supine. This is because, affected by the physiological characteristics of female internal and external sexual organs, supine is more conducive to the accumulation of semen in the posterior fornix of the vagina, making it easier for more attractive sperm to enter the uterus, reach the fallopian tubes and meet the egg, resulting in the fusion of sperm and egg. Regardless of whether it is sitting or lying on your side, it is not conducive to the accumulation of semen in the posterior fornix of the vagina. In addition, if you want a baby, you need to have sex after ovulation. Only after the egg is released will it have the opportunity to meet the male sperm, and then the sperm and egg can combine and the embryo can implant on the uterine wall to grow into a test tube embryo.

You can have sex after pregnancy, but there are also related common problems. During sexual intercourse after pregnancy, it is best to choose side-lying or back-lying position to avoid excessive pressure on the mother's abdomen. In addition, it is important to avoid sexual intercourse as much as possible during the first 3 months of pregnancy and after 36 weeks of pregnancy.

Excessively frequent and vigorous sexual intercourse within 3 months of pregnancy may cause miscarriage; after 36 weeks of pregnancy, vigorous sexual intercourse may cause placental abruption, which may even seriously endanger the life of the baby. Relatively speaking, the second trimester is a safer stage. Oral and anal sex should also be avoided during sexual intercourse, as this increases the risk of infection.