When can you have sex after pregnancy?

From March to July of pregnancy, you can have sex less frequently if there are no symptoms of miscarriage. Try to avoid having sex in the first three months and last three months of pregnancy. Having sex in the first three months of pregnancy can easily lead to miscarriage, while having sex in the last three months of pregnancy can easily lead to retrograde infection, rupture of amniotic fluid, and premature birth. Even if you have sex in the second trimester of pregnancy, you should try to avoid frequency. If you experience abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding after sex, you should go to the hospital for examination immediately. If there are symptoms of miscarriage, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited during pregnancy.

It is best to have less or different sexual intercourse during pregnancy. It is indeed impossible and not very scientific to have different sexual intercourse, but it is recommended not to have sexual intercourse in the early and late pregnancy. In the middle period, that is, between 13-27 weeks, you can have sex.

There are several things to pay attention to when having sex during pregnancy. First of all, avoid having sex in the early stages of pregnancy. The early pregnancy refers to the three months of preparation for pregnancy. Since the test tube embryo is unstable, it will not take long for the pregnancy to occur and there will be pregnancy reactions. The condition of the pregnant woman is not good either. After having sex, you should prevent vaginal bleeding, threatened miscarriage or miscarriage. In the third month of pregnancy, that is, after the 28th week of pregnancy, the perinatal period begins. The fetus is getting bigger, the amniotic fluid of the pregnant woman is becoming more sufficient, and the fetal movements are becoming more active. It is also recommended to avoid sexual intercourse to prevent premature rupture of amniotic fluid or premature birth.

If you need to have sex during pregnancy, the man should pay attention to gentle posture, always observe the pregnant woman's reaction, and avoid pressing on the pregnant woman's abdomen to avoid adverse effects on the fetus.

In fact, pregnant women can have sex throughout their pregnancy, but only under the condition that there are no high-risk factors. What are the high-risk factors? For example, the expectant mother has experienced miscarriage or premature birth, has experienced vaginal bleeding during this pregnancy, and the color Doppler ultrasound examination in the vagina found that the placenta is low, confirming the low placenta or placenta previa; during the prenatal check-up, it was found that the cervix is ​​relatively short or cervical insufficiency is confirmed; the pregnant father suffers from reproductive tract infection, such as syphilis or gonorrhea, which may cause infection to the expectant mother and even harm the health of the fetus, causing deformity or miscarriage; there is also the case that the expectant mother is pregnant with twins or is pregnant with twins.