Many couples also engage in sexual activity after pregnancy, and we all know that having sexual activity during pregnancy can easily affect the fetus, and in severe cases can lead to bleeding and miscarriage. Speaking of this, many friends may have doubts. They had sexual intercourse during pregnancy, but the fetus was not affected in any way. This is because your sexual intercourse period happens to be in the stable stage of fetal development. So what happens when you have sex in your 20s of pregnancy?
Firstly, it can be confirmed that sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited during the first 20 days of pregnancy. The first 20 days of pregnancy are medically known as early pregnancy, when sperm and egg combine to form a fertilized egg, which is transported through the fallopian tubes to the uterus. In the first 20 days, the fertilized egg rolls around in the uterus like a ball, and every intense movement affects their implantation. So having sexual activity after more than 20 days of pregnancy can affect the implantation of fertilized eggs and even lead to miscarriage.
Early pregnancy is very dangerous for pregnant women, and sexual activity is strictly prohibited. When there are uncomfortable symptoms in the body, such as lower body pain, strong abdominal pain, and even bleeding, these symptoms should be taken seriously. It is best to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound examination to confirm whether you are pregnant and the position of the pregnant fetus, in order to rule out ectopic pregnancy.
