Can we have sex during 5 week pregnancy

Question

-generally speaking, yes observing certain simple precautions and minor adjustments makes sexual life happy for both. For ex, ensure that the man's body weight does not cause discomfort the woman.

-adopt coital positions that do not burden both, such as side-to-side spoon position or facing side-to-side at an angle. Avoid deep and vigorous thrusting during intercourse.

-avoid intercourse if pain or bleeding is experienced or if the woman is unwilling or uncomfortable. It is better to stay away from sex with a pregnant woman if she had had 2 or more abortions in the past.

Poosha Darbha · Accepted Answer

-generally speaking, yes observing certain simple precautions and minor adjustments makes sexual life happy for both. For ex, ensure that the man's body weight does not cause discomfort the woman.

-adopt coital positions that do not burden both, such as side-to-side spoon position or facing side-to-side at an angle. Avoid deep and vigorous thrusting during intercourse.

-avoid intercourse if pain or bleeding is experienced or if the woman is unwilling or uncomfortable. It is better to stay away from sex with a pregnant woman if she had had 2 or more abortions in the past.

Rajesh Choda · Answer

-if you are feeling sexy and well enough, then it is a good thing to keep your love life going throughout pregnancy. Having satisfying sex during this time is good for your relationship, both now and after your baby has arrived.

-if you have a normal pregnancy, you can keep making love right up until your waters break.

-but having history of cervix weakness, a low placenta or bleeding during pregnancy ask your gynecologist and obstetrician.

-in a normal pregnancy, having sex is not linked with early miscarriage and is not a cause of vaginal infections.

-studies have also shown that in a normal, healthy pregnancy, there is no link between having sex and premature birth.

-during pregnancy sex organs are gorged with blood and you feel more sexy.

-you will not hurt your baby by making love, even with your husband on top. The thick mucus plug that seals your cervix helps guard against infection. The amniotic sac and the strong muscles of your uterus (womb) also protect your baby.