Is it okay to have sex during early pregnancy?

For women who have just become pregnant, abnormal hormone secretion in the body will cause symptoms of discomfort. Of course, women must pay attention to their physical condition during pregnancy. Some neglected details may put the body in a dangerous stage. Therefore, women who have just become pregnant or are already pregnant must pay attention to some things. Let’s see if there will be any problems if they have sex in the early stages of pregnancy?

1. Is it okay to have sex in the early stages of pregnancy without knowing it?

No sexual intercourse during the first three months of pregnancy and the last three months of pregnancy. Sexual intercourse during the first three months of pregnancy can easily lead to miscarriage, and sexual intercourse during the last three months of pregnancy can also lead to premature birth. If you have sex when you are just pregnant, it is recommended that you go to a regular hospital for a check-up to diagnose whether there is any problem. Then, you should receive symptomatic treatment based on the clinical symptoms and examination results. Do not take medication blindly.

No adverse physical reactions after intercourse: If there is no physical discomfort after intercourse in the early stages of pregnancy (such as lower abdominal pain, or vaginal infection, etc.), the expectant mother can rest assured that if there are no signs of miscarriage or infection, it will not affect the baby.

Physical discomfort after sex: If you experience abdominal pain, vaginal infection, bleeding, etc., you should consult a doctor in time to eliminate related hidden dangers, and do a good job of pregnancy and delivery checkups (such as Down syndrome screening at 14-20 weeks of pregnancy, and color Doppler ultrasound screening at 22-26 weeks of pregnancy).

2. Can you have sex after the early stages of pregnancy?

After the first three months, the baby is already tightly connected to the mother, and the risk of miscarriage is reduced. The expectant mother has passed the pregnancy reaction period of the first three months, and her mental and physical state in the second trimester has improved. Appropriate sexual life during pregnancy has no effect on the baby. Generally speaking, the impact of sexual life on the fetus is mainly manifested in the first three months and the last three months of pregnancy. The first three months are prone to cause miscarriage in pregnant women, while the last three months often lead to premature birth. Having sex during the rest of the time will not have much impact on the fetus. However, you should also pay attention to your posture so as not to put too much pressure on the pregnant woman's uterus, and also pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene.