My husband couldn't help it when I was two months pregnant.

Some female friends who are two months pregnant will still have sex with their husbands, but sometimes they hear others say that having sex two months in the belly will affect the baby, and they will become more nervous. So what should I do if my husband can't help himself and has sex with me when I'm 2 months pregnant?

In fact, the second month of pregnancy belongs to the early stage of pregnancy. At this time, the embryo has not yet fully developed. During intercourse, the uterus is prone to contraction and miscarriage, which is also prone to vaginal infection and affects the development of the baby. It is generally recommended to reduce or strictly prohibit sexual intercourse as much as possible in the early stages of pregnancy. However, it is not an absolute prohibition. If the body permits, sexual intercourse can occur moderately without any tension or anxiety.

If intercourse occurs during the second month of pregnancy, the uterus is relatively sensitive. Under the action of external force, uterine contractions may occur, causing the gestational sac to separate from the endometrium. In clinical medicine, it causes symptoms of threatened abortion such as lower abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding. If there are no symptoms of threatened miscarriage after intercourse, it will not cause adverse effects on pregnancy.

Also, if you have sex during the second month of pregnancy, you should pay attention to observe: 1. Whether there is abnormal bleeding in the vagina. 2. Is there intermittent or persistent abdominal pain? 3. Is there any fever? 4. Is there any itching or burning pain in the vagina? If this situation does not occur, the problem is not big. If there are any abnormal phenomena, you should go to the hospital immediately, especially if there is vaginal bleeding. Even a little bit of bleeding should be treated immediately to preserve the pregnancy.