How long can you have sex during pregnancy?

It is not recommended to have sexual intercourse in the early and late stages of pregnancy. Having sexual intercourse in the early stages of pregnancy can easily lead to miscarriage due to the instability of the fetus, and it can also cause certain harm to the body of the pregnant woman. In the late pregnancy, women are very likely to have uterine contractions when they are extremely anxious, which may lead to premature birth. Moreover, having sex during pregnancy can cause certain harm to both the fetus and the pregnant woman, so it is not recommended to have sex during pregnancy. If you really want to have sex, you can choose to do it in the second trimester of pregnancy. After the baby's development is gradually complete, you can have sex once or twice a month. However, you need to pay attention to men's hygiene during intercourse, because intercourse directly contacts the uterus, which can easily bring bacteria to the woman's body, have adverse effects on the baby, and cause various inflammations. Be careful not to use too much force, reduce the necessary vibration, and pay attention to the correct posture.

If you want to get pregnant, it is recommended to first calculate your own female ovulation period. If the menstrual cycle is regular, if the cycle is 30 days, the ovulation period is 14 days before the next menstrual period. The ovulation period is 8 days in total, which is the 4 days before and 3 days after a woman's ovulation period.

During the ovulation period, effectively arranging the time of intercourse will increase the chance of pregnancy. For example, within 8 days, it is best to have intercourse 3 times, and the time of each intercourse should be spaced apart, so the chance of pregnancy is very large. If you have irregular menstruation, it is best to monitor ovulation through B-ultrasound. When the egg reaches a certain level, you can choose to have sex, and the chance of pregnancy will also increase.

Women of childbearing age release a healthy egg every month. If you have sex at this time, you can usually get pregnant successfully. Therefore, in clinical medicine, the ovulation period can be calculated during the pregnancy preparation period. If the couple has sex around the ovulation period, the chance of pregnancy is higher. However, some factors in daily life can also affect pregnancy, such as staying up late for a long time, too much stress, depression and other factors, all of which affect the probability of successful pregnancy. This must be carefully adjusted. To develop a regular work and rest time and diet, not staying up late, and a happy mood are the first conditions for a successful pregnancy.