Can I have sex when I am 9 months pregnant?

After nine months of pregnancy, the baby can be born soon. At that time, many couples at this stage could not control their sexual desires and still hoped to have sex. In fact, the risk of having sex in the last three months of pregnancy is quite high, and it is very easy to cause premature birth. So what happens when you have sex during the ninth month of pregnancy? Is it possible to have sex in the 9th month of pregnancy?

After 36 weeks: No sexual intercourse. After 36 weeks, the embryo begins to descend. Many pregnant women have severe edema in their hands and feet, which makes it difficult for them to walk. Some expectant mothers have already begun to prepare for delivery. Having sex at this time can also easily cause uterine contractions and lead to premature birth of the fetus.

The right time for sexual intercourse during pregnancy: Generally, during the May-August period of pregnancy, the fetus is basically stable, and sexual intercourse is recommended during this period.

No side effects to the human body after intercourse: If there is no physical discomfort after intercourse in the early stages of pregnancy (such as lower abdominal pain, or vaginal infection, etc.), the pregnant mother can rest assured that if there are no signs of miscarriage or infection, it will not easily affect the baby.

Feeling uncomfortable after sex: If you experience abdominal pain or vaginal infection or bleeding, you should go to the hospital to consult a doctor immediately to eliminate related safety hazards. In addition, you should also do a good job of prenatal examination (such as Down syndrome screening at 14-20 weeks of pregnancy, and B-ultrasound screening at 22-26 weeks of pregnancy).

Side bed edge

One foot lies on the bed, and the other foot hangs under the bed, supported by some objects. In this way, the pregnant mother can not only rest, but the pregnant father will not insert too deep or rush too fast. However, the pregnant mother should be careful not to press on the abdomen.

During pregnancy, women's secretions increase and their immunity decreases. Before having sex, couples should clean each other's private parts and maintain hygiene. Pregnant fathers should not insert their 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 reduced (1-3 minutes).