When can't you have sex during pregnancy?

You can have sexual intercourse throughout the entire pregnancy period, but from a safety perspective, it is generally not recommended to have sexual intercourse in the early and late stages of pregnancy. First of all, due to the sexual impulse during sexual intercourse, it is easy to cause uterine contractions and cause miscarriage or premature birth. Secondly, the semen and early secretions during sexual intercourse can also cause vaginitis and increase the history of poor maternal and childbirth. It is best to have sex after four months of pregnancy. At this time, the sexual movements should be gentle and not rough, the postures should be appropriate, and there should be no violent behavior that squeezes the pregnant woman's abdomen and breasts, and it should not last too long. During the entire pregnancy, rest should be the main focus, and heavy physical work and strenuous activities should be avoided. Even for physical exercise, it is best to have professional guidance.

It is recommended to avoid sex or have sex as little as possible during pregnancy, especially in the early and late stages of pregnancy, otherwise it will be very dangerous for pregnant women and babies.

The early stage of pregnancy is the first three months. It is best not to have sex in the first three months, because the test tube embryo is unstable in the first three months. If you have sex, vaginal bleeding may occur, which may lead to threatened abortion or miscarriage. There are also cases in the late pregnancy, after the 7th month of pregnancy, entering the perinatal stage, and sexual intercourse may result in premature rupture of amniotic fluid and premature birth. If you want to have sex, it is recommended to do it after 3.5 months of pregnancy and below 6.5 months of pregnancy.

Folic acid tablets should be taken during early pregnancy to prevent neural tube defects and hyperlipidemia during pregnancy. If a pregnant woman experiences vaginal bleeding, significant uterine contractions, trichomoniasis or a low-lying placenta, she should go to the hospital's gynecology department immediately.

It is not recommended to have sex in the first three months of pregnancy or the last three months of pregnancy. In the early stages of pregnancy, because the pregnancy has just begun and the fertilized egg is not implanted stably, sexual intercourse is very likely to cause miscarriage. In the late stages of pregnancy, the fetus develops rapidly, the uterus enlarges, and sexual intercourse can easily stimulate the uterus to cause contractions, resulting in premature birth of the fetus. You can have sex during the second trimester of pregnancy. However, it is recommended that the frequency of intercourse should not be too high, and the posture during intercourse should be gentle, without intimidation or threats. If the pregnant woman feels uncomfortable, it should be stopped immediately and the condition of the fetus should be closely observed.