Can I have sex at 30 weeks of pregnancy?

When you are 30 weeks pregnant, you have already entered the late stage of pregnancy. Generally speaking, the late stage of pregnancy is considered to be after 28 weeks. At 30 weeks of pregnancy, many pregnant women want to have sex, hoping that their sex life will not affect the baby in their belly and will not cause premature birth. So is it possible to have sex at 30 weeks pregnant?

Some expectant mothers worry that having sex in late pregnancy or having multiple orgasms will cause the baby to be born prematurely, but the fact is not so. As long as the operation is not proper, having sex will not easily cause a premature birth.

Generally speaking, the eighth month of pregnancy marks the beginning of the late stage of pregnancy. At this time, I think many expectant mothers' abdomens will be significantly enlarged, and they will be fat and fat.

Changes in body shape, continued weight gain, feeling heavy, lower back pain, and decreased libido are all normal manifestations of pregnancy in the later stages of pregnancy. At this time, the expectant father and mother should reduce the frequency of sexual intercourse to 1-4 times a month. In the later stages of pregnancy, the expectant father and mother can have moderate sexual intercourse, but they must be careful to prevent accidents. In addition, the duration of sexual intercourse should be reduced and the posture should be gentle. Because the sensitivity of the pregnant mother's uterus will increase in the later stages of pregnancy, any external stimulation, even a slight impact, can easily cause uterine contraction and lead to premature birth.

Does moderate intercourse in late pregnancy help induce labor?

A full-term baby refers to a baby who is born between 37 and 42 weeks of gestation, about 260 to 293 days, weighing more than 2.5 kg, more than 47 cm in length, and without any deformities or diseases.

Scientific research shows that pregnant women who have sex in the late pregnancy have a higher chance of giving birth between 38 and 40 weeks of pregnancy than pregnant women who do not have sex in the late pregnancy. Moreover, among pregnant women who avoided intercourse in the late pregnancy, 29.8% of them had not yet given birth to a baby at 41 weeks of pregnancy, which was 6.9% higher than that of pregnant women who had intercourse in the late pregnancy. In addition, expectant mothers are advised that if they are unable to give birth after 41 weeks of pregnancy, they will need to rely on artificial induction of labor or perform a caesarean section.

However, sexual intercourse is prohibited after 36 weeks of pregnancy, so expectant mothers must pay attention to this. Because the fetus has already begun to descend at this time, intercourse can easily cause the cervix to dilate, causing bacterial infection, leading to placental abruption, premature birth and intrauterine infection.