Can I have sex within three months of pregnancy?

The third month of pregnancy is the early stage of pregnancy. It is strictly forbidden to have sexual intercourse in the early and late stages of pregnancy. There is no problem with various indicators of the pregnant woman. If her own conditions permit, she can have sexual intercourse appropriately in the second trimester of pregnancy, but she should pay attention to controlling the amplitude, rhythm, duration, and postures. In the early stages of pregnancy, the embryo implantation in the uterus is still unstable. The effects of force from both sides during sexual intercourse may cause the uterus to contract, all of which increase the possibility of miscarriage. Therefore, when you are pregnant, you should put your baby first and prohibit sexual intercourse for three months.

In the third month of pregnancy, if there are no obvious clinical abnormalities, the fetus is in good condition, the pregnant woman does not feel any discomfort, and no obvious abnormalities are found in the pregnancy check-up, such as low placenta, placenta previa, no abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, vaginitis, etc., you can have sex appropriately and cautiously under the premise of mutual agreement. Pay attention to controlling the amplitude, strength and frequency of sex, so as to avoid the discomfort caused by sex and the occurrence of miscarriage.

It is relatively safe during pregnancy. The miscarriage rate is higher in the early stages of pregnancy, and having sex in the late pregnancy is very likely to cause premature birth.

You can have sex in the first three months of pregnancy, because the embryo has already grown and the fetus is growing and developing steadily. Sexual intercourse generally does not cause uterine contractions, vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain and other discomfort symptoms. However, it is recommended not to have sex too frequently at this time to avoid vaginal or pelvic infections. During pregnancy, the beneficial bacteria in the vagina are easily unbalanced and the resistance is also lower. It is generally recommended that the frequency of intercourse should be one to two times a week, and that you should not be too violent during intercourse to prevent placental abruption and threatened miscarriage.