Wetness in early pregnancy

For many women, the happiest and most joyful time in their lives is pregnancy, because during pregnancy, you are not just nurturing a life. Of course, during pregnancy, women's physical fitness will also tend to a downward trend because the body will gradually become weak. Of course, some physiological reactions will also occur. Next, let’s find out what causes wetness down there in the early stages of pregnancy.

1. Why do I feel wet when I want to have sex in the early stages of pregnancy?

If there is excessive vulvar secretion in the early stages of pregnancy, it is recommended that you keep warm and keep the vulva clean and dry. Avoid spicy foods as they may aggravate symptoms. Bleeding during pregnancy and mild abdominal pain are normal phenomena. If the pain worsens, you should go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination to determine the development of the embryo.

It is normal and a normal phenomenon after pregnancy. After pregnancy, there will be a physiological increase in leucorrhea, which becomes a white paste and can be used to prevent external bacterial infection. It is a self-protection reaction of the human body after pregnancy.

2. Can you have sex during early pregnancy?

From a medical point of view, sexual life during pregnancy is not prohibited. Healthy and moderate sexual life can not only enhance the intimacy between couples, but also experience the joy of sexual intercourse, and it is also helpful in promoting the development of the fetus. But please note that it is best not to have sex in the early and late stages of pregnancy, but you can have sex moderately in the middle stage.

Many people suggest that pregnant mothers should try to reduce or avoid sexual intercourse in the early stages of pregnancy. Because the fetus is still unstable in the early stages of pregnancy, it is the period when miscarriage is most likely to occur, especially for pregnant women at high risk of miscarriage. Especially in 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. In addition, after a woman becomes pregnant, her endocrine function changes, early pregnancy reactions, and considerations of the impact on the embryo reduce her demands for and responses to sexual life. Therefore, it is best not to have sex in the early stages of pregnancy.