Can I still have sex when I'm pregnant?

Women's bodies undergo great changes during pregnancy, and pregnancy can last up to ten months. If men do not have sex during this period, they will be affected physically and mentally, which is a very painful thing for men. However, if they have to choose between sex and the health of the baby, any man will choose the latter. So let's see if you can still have sex during pregnancy?

First, is it still possible to have sex during pregnancy? Authoritative medical evidence shows that as long as the pregnant woman is in good health during pregnancy, she can have sex. However, it is recommended to have sex during the second trimester (4th to 7th month of pregnancy), and it is best not to have sex during the first three months and the last two months of pregnancy. Because in the first three months, the fetus is still unstable and the secretion of progesterone is insufficient, having sex at this time may lead to miscarriage. At this time, pregnant women are affected by early pregnancy and generally do not have much interest in sex. In the last two months of pregnancy, the placenta begins to descend and the pregnant woman's hands and feet become severely swollen. At this time, having sex can easily cause uterine contractions in the pregnant woman and lead to premature birth.

Second, you cannot have sex in the early stages of pregnancy as it will affect the health of the baby. For the baby's health, I hope the expectant father can be considerate of the expectant mother, spend more time with her and care about her, and not let her feel insecure. Expectant mothers also need to relax and trust their husbands.

Having sex in the early stages of pregnancy will stimulate uterine contractions. If the expectant mother reaches orgasm, severe uterine contractions may cause miscarriage, so do not have sex in the early stages of pregnancy. The early pregnancy is a critical period for the development of the baby's organs. External stimulation may cause deformities. Pregnant women have weak resistance. If they have sex in the early pregnancy, it may cause vaginal infection, which will stimulate the baby and affect its development.

Can you still have sex during pregnancy? Normally, you can. However, if the pregnant woman has received treatment for premature birth, or has other problems during pregnancy, such as shortened or dilated cervix, amniotic fluid leakage, placenta previa, vaginal bleeding, or a history of miscarriage, you must first ask your doctor whether you can have sex during pregnancy. Because in some special cases, pregnant women need to avoid having sex during pregnancy.