The best positions for pregnancy

When preparing for pregnancy, the couple should first adjust their bodies and then test the woman's ovulation period. For women with normal menstrual cycles, the chances of successful pregnancy are relatively high, but there are many factors that affect pregnancy, so the couple should still understand each other. The posture during intercourse will affect pregnancy, so you can choose a cross position or a horse-riding position during intercourse to increase the number of sperm entering the vagina.

1. Riding posture. The wife sat on her husband's waist, supporting her body with her elbows. This position allows the wife to control the depth, so it is easier to reach orgasm, and orgasm helps sperm further enter the cervix. When the husband enters from behind, either lying down or on his knees, he is able to bring the sperm closer to the cervix, aiding fertilization.

2. Back position. The back position is like this: the wife lifts her hips, exposing her vagina, and the husband wraps his arms around his wife's waist from behind, allowing the penis to enter from the back. In the same spatial posture, since the penis and vagina are in the same direction, the reproductive organs of the two men can be smoothly combined together, and the husband's testicles also have the opportunity to stimulate the wife's clitoris, which makes the wife feel pleasure and finally reach orgasm, allowing the sperm to swim faster.

3. Cross position. When using this position, the wife lies flat on her back, face up, with her legs open, while the husband inserts one foot into the inside of his wife's thigh and uses the strength of his legs to press on his wife's sexual organs, giving her the satisfaction of sexual stimulation. In order to allow the penis to enter more smoothly, the wife can gently bend her knees and hook her husband's waist. The husband can also freely touch his wife's breasts with his hands to enhance intimacy.

4. Flexion position. Make the wife's vagina form a vertical angle with the bed and make the vaginal opening open, while the husband and wife maintain a non-parallel posture and as vertical as possible. At this time, the wife can put her feet on the husband's shoulders to facilitate sexual intercourse. Because the vagina is at a 90-degree angle to the bed, male semen is not easy to flow out of the vagina, making it the best place for conception.

What is the best position for sex during pregnancy?

The duration and intensity of sexual intercourse during pregnancy should be appropriate, and the movements should be gentle. Avoid sexual intercourse for too long, as it can easily cause discomfort to pregnant women. We recommend the doggy style lifestyle for you. For some people, this can stimulate the G-spot more easily. By adopting this posture, you can find pleasure for each other without changing positions so frequently. This position can be performed in bed and elsewhere, and can be modified slightly to make the woman more comfortably supported and safer.

The entire mid-pregnancy period should be a period when pregnant women have relatively strong sexual desire. At this time, healthy expectant mothers can relax their body and mind and satisfy their needs by engaging in appropriate sexual intercourse. When choosing a sexual position, one should first avoid the pregnant woman's gradually bulging abdomen, and second, one should avoid inserting too deeply. The more recommended positions are as follows: 1. Posterior position: Both parties lie on their sides in the same direction. The man has more initiative and can control the depth more freely, which is less likely to affect the fetus. 2. Anterior position: Both parties lie sideways facing each other and have intercourse. The advantage is that it will not put too much pressure on the abdomen, and there is no need to worry about insertion too deep. 3. Front sitting position: This position is completed by both parties sitting, so it is relatively safe, the depth can be adjusted flexibly, and it will not compress the abdomen.

After three months of pregnancy, if there are no signs of miscarriage, you can have sexual intercourse gently and appropriately. In the second trimester of pregnancy, if you have sexual intercourse, no matter what position you adopt, do not hurt the baby. It is best not to have an orgasm to avoid having sex, which may lead to signs of miscarriage. It is recommended that you abstain from sex.