What should I do if I have sex in the first three months of pregnancy?

When a woman is preparing to get pregnant for three months, because the embryo has not grown and the fertilized egg is not implanted stably, it is generally forbidden to have sex at this time to prevent threatened abortion or even spontaneous abortion due to sex. In the first three months, the woman had intercourse, but there was no abnormal manifestation such as bleeding and abdominal pain after intercourse, and no special treatment was required. If bleeding and abdominal pain occur after intercourse, you need to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination, B-ultrasound, and blood hcg and progesterone levels, and then use corpus luteum copper and Baotai Ling for symptomatic pregnancy-preserving treatment.

Generally, sexual intercourse is not recommended in the early and late stages of pregnancy, but in the second trimester, which is 14-28 weeks of pregnancy, the pregnancy is relatively stable and sexual intercourse is allowed during this time. However, several points need to be noted: the first point is that the posture during intercourse should not be too intense, so as not to cause vaginal bleeding, and even placental abruption, premature birth, miscarriage and other adverse effects. The second is that before having sex in the same building, some related taboos need to be cleared, such as whether there is any infection of the reproductive system, placenta previa, threatened abortion, etc.

However, some foreign experts and scholars have put forward the view that sexual intercourse is allowed throughout pregnancy. Therefore, when you have had sexual intercourse in the third month of pregnancy, you should pay attention to observe whether there is any genital infection after sexual intercourse, such as excessive vaginal discharge, heavy odor or vulvar itching, as well as vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal distension and pain, and other symptoms of threatened miscarriage. If this symptom does not occur, it is generally not likely to have a significant impact.

Having sex three months into a pregnancy can easily result in miscarriage. If you don't feel any discomfort after having sex, there is no need to worry too much. However, you must be careful not to have sex during the first three months of pregnancy, as this can easily lead to premature birth of the fetus. During pregnancy, you should pay attention to nutritional balance, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables and high-quality protein foods, get enough rest, and avoid strenuous exercise. And you should have regular prenatal checkups. An NT test should be performed between 13 and 14 weeks of pregnancy, and a four-dimensional malformation removal should be performed around 24 and 28 weeks of pregnancy respectively.