Being pregnant makes life more difficult (difficult) in some ways. But if you share your pregnancy time with your partner/girlfriend, pregnancy won’t hold you back.
Sexual Health During Pregnancy
Many women who become pregnant can continue to have sex and actively enjoy their lives as long as they wish to continue having sex.
And their doctors say it’s fine. Because of hormonal changes, some women want to have sex during pregnancy. Others choose not to do it altogether. If one of you, you or your partner, has sex with other people, to protect your baby and others you have sex with from sexually transmitted viruses and various infections in the form of sexually transmitted routes (to save) it is very important to use contraceptive methods.
Fear of the Unborn Baby
Because babies are protected (covered) by amniotic fluid in the womb, having sex does not put them at risk. However, the baby will be able to hear your sensual movements while you are having sex. If Your Sex Is Uncomfortable During Pregnancy For mothers who are concerned about having sex during pregnancy, or for those who are uncomfortable with sex, who just want to have fun with your partner, there are other ways to have fun with your partner. Here are a few ideas:
Stay together with plenty of hugs and handshakes while maintaining physical closeness.
Take turns Sucking each other
Have time to think about each other.
Often lead fun games to sex
focus on the person you deliver.
Joint masturbation, oral sex or use remember sex. Getting closer is not just a physical activity. Facilitating shared good times, giving each other undivided (undivided) attention, and doing special things for each other (non-sex) are great ways to strengthen your bond with your partner.
What if I Don’t Want to Have Sex While I’m Pregnant?
Don’t like the idea of having sex during pregnancy? Well, don’t
don’t do it! For any reason, It is absolutely fine to abstain from sex at any time. But remember. This is your decision. Your partner/spouse may not be happy with your decision. To understand your partner/spouse
try and explain why you don’t want to have sex with your reasons, but never conflict over your personal decisions.
When Should You Stop Having Sex
If you are uncomfortable during Sex, if it makes you sick, or if it causes any kind of anxiety, stop having sex.
Also discuss it with your doctor. If 1-3 of the following
Your doctor may prevent you from having sex.
Excessive bleeding during pregnancy.
Leakage of amniotic fluid.
Problems or objects in your mouth or cervix
if there are any usual.
If there is premature opening of the uterus.
If your laboratory history includes a history of preterm labor and antepartum labor during the first pregnancy.
Talk to Your Doctor
If you have any questions about health fears about sex during pregnancy, don’t hesitate to discuss it with your doctor. Yet you may be embarrassed or embarrassed to talk about this topic. But with your doctor
the more effectively you interact and negotiate
it is necessary