Tips for Sexuality During Pregnancy!

[Serelita]

One of the most common questions on the minds of couples is "How should sexuality be during pregnancy?" Today, I want to share with you the answers and questions you have in mind. So let's get started then.

Is it possible to have sexual intercourse while pregnant?

Having sexual intercourse during pregnancy is one of the most anxious and anxious issues of expectant mothers for the fear that it may harm the baby, cause premature birth and increase pain. However, according to scientific researches, there is no medical explanation that can cause these concerns in any week of pregnancy.

Does sexual intercourse harm the baby?

There is an urban myth that having an orgasm during pregnancy can lead to premature birth, but it is completely false. On the contrary, having an orgasm causes your endorphin hormone to rise, so positive changes occur in the baby's heart rate. For this reason, there is no harm to the baby in having sexual intercourse during pregnancy.

Since the vagina will get wet more easily during pregnancy, you will have sexual intercourse more easily.

When should sexual intercourse be interrupted during pregnancy?

Another question that expectant mothers are most curious about is when to interrupt sexual intercourse during pregnancy. You can always have intercourse during pregnancy unless your doctor warns you and does not see any risk. However, after the 36th and 37th weeks of pregnancy, sexual intercourse can force you in terms of movement and energy as your belly grows well. For this reason, you can impose restrictions.

Which positions are suitable during pregnancy?

Any position you feel comfortable with is suitable for you. In general, the recommended spoon and cowgirl, ie the positions where you are on top, are recommended. However, in positions where your spouse is on top (such as a missionary), it is very important that your spouse does not give you his weight. You can find the positions you feel most comfortable with and that will not force you by trial and error method.

The doggy position may cause you discomfort as the uterus will grow over time, but in the first months of pregnancy it is okay.

[Valnac]

Sex is good up to the third trimester

[krin_m]

Awesome tips!

[Anonymous]

Thanks for help