Can I get pregnant if I have stomach pain after sex?

Some pregnant mothers said after giving birth that sex during pregnancy was full of worries. They were afraid that the baby would be wronged and they were also afraid of hurting the baby. Because there have been many cases in the past where various accidents occurred to the baby after having sex during pregnancy. Of course, this is just an isolated case. Today, I will share with you some safety tips for sex during pregnancy!

Sex during pregnancy without compressing the abdomen

Feifei has been pregnant for 6 months. Her husband has been away for business for 2 months. As the saying goes, a short separation is better than a new marriage. The two of them were so infatuated with each other that they couldn't keep their promise of "not sleeping in the same room during pregnancy". Although the pregnant father was also very nervous during the intercourse, Feifei started to have abdominal pain after the intercourse. The couple were scared and rushed to the hospital for a pregnancy test. Fortunately, after the doctor checked, the baby in the belly was safe and sound.

The doctor concluded that the cause of Feifei's abdominal pain was the couple's sexual posture. If the sexual position is not good, it is easy to cause the position of organs such as the uterus and appendages to change, causing pulling effect on the surrounding tissues, which will cause lower abdominal distension or lower back pain. Therefore, doctors recommend that during pregnancy, you should choose a posture that does not compress the abdomen, and the following four postures are more recommended:

1. Woman on top: The woman sits astride the man, which allows the woman to control the depth and angle, and this position will not squeeze the pregnant woman's abdomen.

2. Side-lying position: The man lies on the side of the woman's body and enters from behind.

3. Back position: The man kneels behind the woman, and the woman kneels with her arms on the ground. This posture will not cause compression on the pregnant woman's abdomen.

4. Traditional position: If you choose the man-on-top position, let the husband on top stretch his arms to support the body, but do not press on the pregnant woman's abdomen.