Throughout the entire pregnancy, expectant mothers must be aware that sexual intercourse is prohibited during the first three months of pregnancy and one month before delivery. In contrast, the fetus is relatively stable during mid pregnancy, and sexual intercourse is possible as long as intense movements or pressure on the abdomen are avoided. However, expectant mothers should still be aware that in certain special circumstances, sexual intercourse is also not allowed. Therefore, some expectant mothers have asked, "Can't sexual intercourse occur with a low fetal position?
If the pregnant mother has a low fetal position during pregnancy, it is temporarily not recommended to have sex. If she insists on having sex, it may cause the mother to experience heavy bleeding or miscarriage, seriously endangering the health and safety of both the mother and the fetus. Therefore, for the safety of both the mother and the fetus, it is important to be patient and try not to have sex.
If low fetal position occurs in early pregnancy, expectant mothers do not need to worry excessively. Therefore, the problem of low fetal position is not a big deal at this time. In later pregnancies, with the supplementation of nutrients and the enlargement of the uterus, the fetal position may rise and return to its normal position. If the fetal position is relatively low in late pregnancy, it should be considered as a sign that the fetus has already entered the womb. When the fetus enters the womb, it provides good conditions for the mother to give birth, increasing the chances of a smooth delivery.
But if the pregnant mother continues to have a low fetal position from early to late pregnancy, it should be taken seriously, because this may cause premature birth, umbilical cord prolapse, fetal death in the uterus, and even the risk of uterine rupture. Therefore, pregnant mothers must go to the hospital for prenatal check ups on time and closely monitor the fetal position. For pregnant mothers with low fetal position, it is best to wait for delivery at the hospital two weeks in advance to avoid unexpected situations.
