Can I have sex when I am two weeks pregnant?

If you get pregnant during intercourse, theoretically it is possible. During sexual intercourse pregnancy, sperm and egg combine and rush to the uterus on the fourth day after fertilization. On the 6th to 7th day after fertilization, the somatic trophoblast cells of the terminal blastocyst divide and transform into trophoblast cells. Under the action of transformed nourishing cells, the late stage blastocyst undergoes embryo implantation. Once produced, the transformed trophoblasts can produce and metabolize a small amount of HCG. As the number of body cells increases, the blood HCG value becomes higher and higher. It can be detected in the blood 7 to 10 days after embryo implantation or about two weeks after intercourse.

Pregnancy can be detected two weeks after having sex. If the couple has sex during the ovulation period and does not use any contraceptive measures, if the sperm and egg combine to form a sperm-egg combination and implantation is successful, human chorionic gonadotropin will begin to be produced on the sixth day after ovulation. Initially, blood tests were done 7 days after intercourse. The level of human chorionic gonadotropin in the blood increased significantly, and then doubled every other day. Two weeks after intercourse, blood tests could reach about 100u/L. Two weeks after intercourse, the level of human chorionic gonadotropin in the urine could also be tested using an early pregnancy test strip.

Whether the pregnancy is confirmed by blood test can be known earlier than urine test. The growth and development of the test tube embryo can be observed by the increase of human chorionic gonadotropin level in the blood. If it has been more than 2 weeks since intercourse, you can use urine or blood tests to determine whether you are pregnant, and the accuracy can be guaranteed.

It is strictly forbidden to have sex within one month after the abortion. Having sex too early may cause infection and cause endometritis. On the other hand, it may cause excessive bleeding and increase the recovery period of uterine surgery. You need to rest for two weeks after the abortion, and you need to stay in bed for at least 2-3 days. Pay attention to keeping the vulva clean. Do not take a sitz bath or have sex when the bleeding has not stopped. Bleeding usually lasts 1-3 weeks after an abortion. If the bleeding persists and there are abdominal pain or fever symptoms, there may be incomplete abortion or infection. You should go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination in time and perform a curettage if necessary.