Can I have sex during my 7th month of pregnancy?

There are many different opinions circulating among the people. Some people say that having sex during the seventh month of pregnancy is likely to cause miscarriage or internal bleeding, while many people think that it is okay to have sex moderately during the second trimester of pregnancy. So what is the truth? Is it possible to have sex during the 7th month of pregnancy?

Although the seventh month of pregnancy is still in the middle of pregnancy, the pregnant woman's abdomen is significantly swollen, her body shape and weight have changed significantly, her body feels heavy, her waist is sore, and her sexual desire is low. The sensitivity of the uterus increases, and any external stimulation, even a slight impact, can easily cause uterine contractions and lead to premature birth. Therefore, try to reduce sexual intercourse after seven months of pregnancy, but moderate sexual intercourse will not cause too much harm.

Common problems with sex during pregnancy:

1. Before sexual intercourse, couples should clean each other's private parts and maintain hygiene.

2. Pay attention to the sexual intercourse posture to avoid stress on the abdomen. The postures that should be avoided are: bent posture, riding position and elbow-knee posture.

3. The intensity of sexual intercourse should be moderate, the posture should be gentle, and excessive stimulation should be avoided; the duration should be relatively reduced.

4. Pay attention to and accommodate your wife, value your wife, and refrain from ordering her to have sex.

5. Use condoms. Semen is rich in prostaglandins, which can contract the smooth muscles of the uterus and fallopian tubes. It is recommended that expectant fathers use condoms when having sex.

In some cases, sexual intercourse is absolutely forbidden during the seventh month of pregnancy. Let's take a look:

1. Pregnant women with a history of miscarriage or premature birth;

2. Abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding occur, and there are relatively serious complications (such as hypertension, diabetes, moderate to severe heart disease, etc.);

3. Significant inflammation in the cervix or vagina;

4. The pregnant father suffers from a sexually transmitted disease: The pathogens of sexually transmitted diseases can be transmitted to the pregnant woman and the fetus during sexual intercourse. Therefore, sexual intercourse should be strictly prohibited until the couple is completely cured.

5. After 36 weeks of pregnancy.