Can I have sex after I found out I'm pregnant?

Every couple is thinking about having a baby after marriage. Once they succeed, they will be very excited, but they will feel uncomfortable afterwards, because after a woman becomes pregnant, for the safety of the baby, she cannot have sex with a man. So, can a woman have sex right after she finds out she is pregnant? Let’s discuss the interpretation below, and I hope everyone will understand it.

Sexual intercourse is not recommended in the early stages of pregnancy. Sexual intercourse at this stage can easily cause sexual impulses and lead to uterine contractions and threatened abortion. The main clinical manifestations are bleeding and abdominal pain. It is necessary to go to the hospital outpatient department to maintain the pregnancy and use medication according to the situation. It is not recommended to have sex during the first three months of pregnancy. It is very risky to have sex at this time. The embryo in the test tube has not yet been fixed in the uterine cavity. Sexual intercourse will cause sexual impulses and uterine contractions, which can easily lead to threatened abortion. It is not recommended to have sex within 2 months after the late pregnancy, as it is very likely to cause threatened labor, uterine contractions, bleeding, and abdominal pain. Therefore, whether you can have sex during pregnancy depends on the situation. During the middle stage of pregnancy, you must also pay attention to the amplitude of intercourse. The amplitude should not be too large. Whether to have intercourse during pregnancy generally depends on the situation. It is not recommended to have intercourse at the beginning of pregnancy.

According to traditional sayings, it is not suitable for women to have sex during pregnancy, but in fact, very few couples can really stop having sex during pregnancy. If effective countermeasures are taken and handled in moderation, there will not be many problems. Talking about it again, from the perspective of "no need for contraceptive measures during pregnancy", this kind of sense of relief improves the sexual fluid regulation of the couple and deepens the relationship between the two.

Generally speaking, the impact of a pregnant woman's sexual intercourse on the fetus is specifically manifested in the first three months and the last three months of pregnancy. The first three months are very likely to cause miscarriage, and the third month is more likely to cause premature birth. Having sex at other times will have a significant impact on the fetus. Therefore, the time should be strictly controlled to prevent accidents.