Five months pregnant sex position

For women who are in the basic pregnancy preparation period, they can arrange to have sex the next day during the ovulation period. That way the chances of pregnancy will continue to increase. When having sex, there is actually no restriction on any posture. You can adopt the normal woman-on-top posture or the rear-entry posture. When a man ejaculates, the sperm will be activated at the cervical opening, and then travel from the uterine cavity to the bilateral fallopian tubes, fuse with the egg cells to form a sperm-egg combination, and then cause pregnancy. Therefore, when men and women have sex, they only need to arrange it normally.

In the fifth month of pregnancy, if there is no bleeding or abdominal pain, you can generally have sex. During this stage, you must pay attention to the posture and amplitude during intercourse. The amplitude should not be too strong. If the amplitude is too strong, it may cause threatened miscarriage. If the patient is five months pregnant and has premature embryo transfer or externalized embryo, it is generally not recommended to have sexual intercourse. It is also not recommended for patients with Trichomonas vaginitis.

Sexual intercourse at this stage can easily cause placental abruption or placenta previa bleeding. If there is Trichomonas vaginitis, sexual intercourse will cause the inflammation to worsen. Therefore, you can have sex during the fifth month of pregnancy if there is no other discomfort in the body. Generally, you cannot have sex during the first three months of pregnancy and the last three months of pregnancy.

In the fifth month of pregnancy, the uterus and test tube embryo are relatively quiet, so you can have sex moderately at this time, but be careful not to have sex too frequently, too hard, or discharge semen into the woman's body. You can have sex moderately in the fifth month of pregnancy, but you should pay attention to controlling the frequency of sex, no more than once a week. Don't use too much force during intercourse, don't touch the female cervix, and it's best not to cause sexual pleasure during intercourse, as sexual pleasure can cause uterine contractions. Do not expel semen into the woman's body during intercourse. Semen contains a lot of prostacyclin, which can cause uterine contraction and even increase the risk of premature birth. In addition, if a woman has a risk condition such as placenta previa, she must not have sex, as intercourse may cause internal bleeding if the fetal tissue is encountered.