Both men and women will have sexual activity as adults, which is a normal physiological need. Even women may have this need after pregnancy, but they may also worry that having sex will affect the fetus. So, what are the reactions after having sex during pregnancy?
Many people may say that sexual intercourse is not allowed during pregnancy, as it can cause miscarriage. However, this statement is incorrect. Sexual intercourse may cause miscarriage, but it is not absolute. If sexual intercourse is not carried out in a concentrated manner, there will be little reaction after sexual intercourse during pregnancy.
When having sexual intercourse during pregnancy, it is important to be gentle and avoid excessive movements, especially in the early stages of pregnancy when the fetus is still unstable and prone to miscarriage. Therefore, it is best not to have sexual intercourse in the early stages of pregnancy. By mid pregnancy, the placenta is already mature and sexual intercourse has little effect on the fetus.
Some pregnant women with poor physical fitness may experience vaginal bleeding and abdominal pain after sexual intercourse. If this phenomenon occurs, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination in a timely manner to ensure that the fetus is okay. If appropriate, they can take some fetal protection medicine. In this case, sexual intercourse should be stopped, and sexual activity has seriously affected the fetus. If sexual intercourse continues, miscarriage may occur. Even if there is no bleeding or other complications, the frequency of sexual intercourse should be controlled.
