Can I have sex when I am more than three months pregnant?

Do not have sex easily after more than three months of pregnancy, so as not to have a bad effect on the fetus. Because the first three months are very important for pregnant women, you must wait until the end of the early pregnancy before having sex. This can also make the fetal position more stable. Also, be gentle when having sex, do not press on the pregnant women's belly, and do not be too rough to avoid miscarriage.

Sexual intercourse should be avoided during the first 3 months and the last 3 months of pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, the placenta has not yet grown firmly in the uterus, and sexual intercourse can easily stimulate uterine contractions and lead to miscarriage. In the late stages of pregnancy, sexual intercourse can easily lead to premature birth, uterine bleeding, or puerperal fever. Sexual activity should also be moderate during the remaining months of pregnancy. The movements should not be too intense and should not put excessive pressure on the female abdomen.

1. The influence of sexual life, especially orgasm. The uterine appendages, bladder and other pelvic organs are prone to displacement and pull on the surrounding tissues, thus causing abdominal pain, but most of them can be relieved and disappear on their own. During sexual intercourse, the man's excessive force and squeezing increase the woman's abdominal pressure, affecting the intestinal movement and sometimes reverse peristalsis. It can also manifest as paroxysmal abdominal pain.

2. When women suffer from vulvitis or vaginitis, they often feel pain during sexual intercourse, which is more obvious after the end. This requires immediate check-up at the hospital. There is inflammation in these parts, and there is usually local congestion and swelling. During sexual intercourse, the local congestion becomes more severe. Mechanical stimulation during sexual intercourse and strong contraction of the vaginal muscles during orgasm can aggravate the pain and discomfort in the genitals.

3. Cervicitis or cervical erosion. Under the direct stimulation of sexual intercourse, especially the contraction of the uterine cervix during orgasm, can lead to persistent discomfort in the genitals afterwards, and sometimes there will be a small amount of vaginal bleeding.

4. When there is urethritis or inflammation of the urethra, sexual intercourse will cause local irritation. As the perineal muscles contract, the muscles around the urethra and perineum also contract synergistically, and spasmodic dull pain and discomfort will reappear for a period of time after intercourse.

5. The occasional dull pain and discomfort in the genitals after intercourse may be caused by sexual intercourse lasting too long or being too intense. There is no need to panic. If the above symptoms occur every time after sexual intercourse, the cause should be found out, timely treatment should be sought, and sexual intercourse should be suspended to avoid aggravating the condition and increasing the difficulty of treatment.