MD - Obstetrtics & Gynaecology, Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery
Gynaecologist, Thane
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12 years experience
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Under which of these conditions, your gynaecologist may recommend you not to have sex in the 1st trimester?
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Even though there is no harm in having intercourse during the 1st trimester, there are conditions in which it would be better for your as well as your baby s health in the long run. In addition to the conditions mentioned above, your gynaecologist may ask you not to indulge in sex if you are pregnant with twins or triplets. You should also convey your doctor about your husband s medical history in order to prevent any harm to the growing baby.
Which of these conditions can drift you away from lovemaking?
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Many women totally discourage the idea of having sex once they get pregnant. This is because of the hormonal changes which bring about a host of issues such as morning sickness, tender breasts, fatigue and the constant need to go to the bathroom. Like all other responsible mothers, you may feel that having intercourse would harm your baby. But if you want, you can have sex to your heart s content without any worries.
Too much of lovemaking in the first trimester can pave the way for miscarriage and other birth defects.
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You can always rest assured that intercourse during the 1st Trimester cannot cause any difficulties for the baby. This is because your baby is housed in the amniotic fluid that protects it well. The cervix remains closed and also have a mucus plug making it inaccessible. Moreover, your partner can never penetrate so deep as to reach the baby. Sex can trigger contractions in the uterus, but they are different from labour and thus there are no worries.
When you are pregnant, lovemaking becomes more pleasurable.
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It is safe to make love in the 1st trimester yet most women face some changes in their physical relationships. But for most women, sex feels more pleasurable than before due to the rise in the blood flow in the pelvic region. It also causes an engorgement in the female genitals which in turn takes you to the peak of sensation. If you feel sex to be uncomfortable, you should consult with your gynecologist on this matter rather than ignoring it.
The onset of pregnancy brings about emotional and physical changes in women.
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After you come to know that you are pregnant, you will gradually feel the changes looming which pertains to both your emotional and physical health. It is natural to feel that your indulgences may cause discomfort to the baby and harm its natural development. You should share your concerns with your partner and consider his take as well. Your spouse is also concerned about you, and you both should stand by each other during the most vital part of your married life when you both are going to create life.
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