Both men and women have normal physiological needs, but during pregnancy, it can be difficult for women to meet their physiological needs due to the impact of pregnancy. So, how can pregnant women solve their physiological needs?
Firstly, if a pregnant woman is not in the early three months of pregnancy and three months before delivery, she can engage in sexual activity with her partner appropriately. During the first three months of pregnancy, the fetus has not yet developed steadily, and during the first three months of labor, the fetus is easily influenced by external factors. Therefore, during these two stages, pregnant women are not suitable for sexual activity, but during other stages, appropriate sexual activity is possible.
However, pregnant women should be careful not to harm the fetus during sexual activity. As pregnancy progresses, a woman's abdomen will become larger and larger. Therefore, when engaging in sexual activity with a partner, pregnant women should pay attention to their posture and not compress their abdomen. At the same time, it is not recommended to use too much force during sexual activity, which may cause uterine contractions and affect the development environment of the fetus.
During the first three months of pregnancy and three months before delivery, women are not suitable for sexual activity. If women feel that they have physiological needs at this time, it is recommended to use some gentle caresses to alleviate their physiological needs. However, they should be moderate and avoid overly deep behavior to prevent fetal development from being affected, leading to premature birth or miscarriage.
