Making love is another way of expressing sex life. You can have sex during pregnancy, but you should pay attention to the frequency, intensity, posture and timing of sex during pregnancy. If you experience vaginal bleeding, lower abdominal distension, abdominal pain and other symptoms during sex during pregnancy, you should stop immediately and seek medical attention in time.
1. Frequency:
Sex during pregnancy should not be too frequent. It is generally recommended to have sex once a week or once every two weeks. Too high a frequency can lead to too frequent vaginal stimulation and consume the physical strength of pregnant women;
2. Intensity:
When having sex during pregnancy, both parties should always pay attention to gentle movements, and the time should not be too long, avoid being too intense, causing strong stimulation to pregnant women, and cause uterine contraction;
3. Posture:
When having sex during pregnancy, both husband and wife should pay special attention to the coordination of movements and postures, avoid directly pressing the pregnant woman&39;s abdomen, and the male genitals should not be too deep to reduce stimulation to the uterus;
4. Timing:
It is generally recommended to choose the second trimester, when the fetus and uterus are relatively stable and less affected by external stimulation. In the first three months of early pregnancy, the embryo is still in a rapid development stage, especially the connection between the placenta and the inner wall of the mother&39;s uterus is not strong. If you have sex during this period, it is easy to cause excessive contraction of the uterus, which will cause the placenta to fall off and lead to miscarriage. In the last three months of late pregnancy, the uterus is in a stage where delivery may occur at any time, and the uterus is more sensitive. At this time, sexual intercourse is prone to cause excessive contraction of the uterus due to the stimulation of prostaglandins in the male genitals and semen, leading to premature birth.
It should be noted that pregnant women with high-risk factors such as premature birth and miscarriage, abnormal vaginal secretions, placenta previa, cervical canal relaxation, vaginal bleeding, etc. are not recommended to have sex during pregnancy, which is easy to cause harm to mother and baby. And if men have sexually transmitted diseases, such as syphilis, gonorrhea, etc., which may cause damage to the health of the fetus, it is not recommended to have sex during pregnancy.
