Safe Sex During Pregnancy
Sex is among the top most enjoyable activities practiced by couples
. Why should this be any different during the nine months of pregnancy? Most expectant parents worry whether sex during pregnancy will harm the baby or cause discomfort, pain or even miscarriage. Sex is safe during pregnancy provided you have a low risk of pregnancy complications. Your doctor will let you know if you should avoid sex for any reason at all.Second, we still tend to think about sex as if there is a right way and a wrong way to do it. In this case many of us have this idea that there is one right (or safe) way to have sex during pregnancy. This is not true. When a woman becomes pregnant, one of the questions uppermost in the minds of the couple is whether they will be able to enjoy any sexual intercourse in the following months.
Pregnancy brings mood swings to the couple, many times only temporarily. The father can experience the pride of fatherhood, and at the same time anxiety in front of the new responsibilities; overprotection towards his partner. It is particularly important to preserve the life of the couple and their privacy during this period. Of course, during pregnancy, the woman sees great physical and psychological changes; she can see her libido changed.
Sex during pregnancy; does it amaze you? So many years ago, I use to think that sexual enjoyment ceases for couples, whenever she discovers she is pregnant. Having sexual intercourse during pregnancy is safe under certain conditions. For one thing, a woman who is in her first trimester can have normal sex until such time that her uterus begins to grow and her body adjusts as well.
There are also women who present different risks and who are forbidden to have sex during their pregnancy. Your doctor should tell you if you are in this category. Here are a few situations in which it is not recommended for you to maintain sexual relationships during your pregnancy. If you are worried about not being able to have sex during pregnancy, don't be. Most doctors would reassure their pregnant patients that they can have sex during their first trimester.
If your pregnancy isn't normal, there is a chance that it's advisable that you should avoid sexual intercourse during your pregnancy. If you happen to bleed during sex you should cease immediately. If you experience any discomfort, consult your doctor. First, it's okay to have sex as long as your pregnancy is considered "normal". Normal pregnancies are what doctors refer to as 'low-risk'.
There are other pregnancy sex positions which every pregnant couple can try. The important thing to bear in mind while doing the deed is to be careful, gentle, and to communicate to your partner even a small sign of discomfort. The reason why sex is necessary during pregnancy is because it is one of the symptoms that increase between 6 and 8 months or pregnancy most especially when some hormonal changes and physical discomforts such as nausea disappear.
Safe Sex During Pregnancy
By: Lame Clive