Can I have sex with my wife when she is one month pregnant?

Pregnancy is a very happy thing. It is about to add a new member to the warm family. For couples, it is a very happy thing. However, during pregnancy, not only women need to pay attention to many things, but men also need to pay attention to many things. Among them, the most concerned one is, can the wife have sex one month after pregnancy?

Generally, a woman cannot have sex during the first month of pregnancy because the embryo development process is not complete in the early pregnancy, especially the connection between the embryo and the endometrium is not very strong. It is very likely that the uterus will vibrate due to uncomfortable posture or excessive excitement, which may affect the embryo and lead to miscarriage.

However, during the second trimester, from four to six months, sexual intercourse is relatively safe and generally has no major impact on the fetus. However, it is recommended that couples should not exert too much force during pregnancy to avoid compressing the fetus. At the same time, they should also maintain body hygiene to prevent cross-infection in pregnant women and cause placental abruption. As long as you pay attention to these problems, you can have sex in the second trimester of pregnancy.

In addition, women in the early stages of pregnancy also need to pay special attention to their diet, and eat more nutritious fish, eggs, fresh vegetables and fruits. Pay more attention to rest, get up early and go to bed early, and do moderate exercise, which are all beneficial to the growth and development of the fetus.

Common problems with sex during pregnancy

During pregnancy, you should use different ways of touch during sex, such as caressing your wife's abdomen and feeling the pleasure of the baby's fetal movement at the same time.

When you do have sex during pregnancy, take your time experimenting to find the most comfortable position.

When a wife is pregnant, a husband should be gentle, considerate, patient and accommodating.

During pregnancy, try not to put your body weight on your wife's abdomen and breasts.

During the deeper contact phase before intercourse, the husband can touch and stimulate the clitoris and vulva, but do not insert his fingers into the vagina to avoid damaging the vagina and causing bacterial infection.

The duration and intensity of sexual intercourse during pregnancy should be moderate, and the posture should be gentle to avoid excessive stimulation; the duration should be relatively shortened (1-3 minutes).