Successful pregnancy is a happy thing for couples who are preparing for pregnancy, but to conceive a healthy baby, both partners need to continue to work hard to ensure a safe pregnancy. It is important to note that one must choose to have sexual intercourse within a reasonable time frame. Can one have sexual intercourse just three months into pregnancy?
During the first three months of pregnancy, sexual intercourse is not allowed because the gestational sac is relatively fragile and there is no protection from the placenta at that stage. Sexual intercourse can easily lead to miscarriage. After three months of pregnancy, the placenta gradually forms and the condition of the fetus is basically stable. The couple can have moderate sexual intercourse according to their actual situation. However, it is important to pay attention to the methods and frequency of sexual intercourse to avoid miscarriage caused by improper sexual intercourse.
Although moderate sexual intercourse is possible after three months of pregnancy, pregnant women should consider their own physical condition. If there are discomforts such as bleeding and abdominal pain, sexual intercourse should not be allowed, otherwise it may accelerate miscarriage. When having sex, the husband should also follow his wife's wishes. If the wife is unwilling, do not force her to have sex.
When having sexual intercourse during pregnancy, couples also need to pay attention to their position. In order to avoid squeezing the pregnant belly, it is recommended to adopt a posterior position. After sexual intercourse, pregnant women should promptly clean their external genitalia to avoid cross infection. If there is any discomfort after sexual intercourse, it is important to seek medical attention promptly to avoid affecting the health of the fetus.
