Finally got a baby! After questioning the obstetrician and gynecologist to make sure your little BB is safe, I am afraid a new question has arisen - can I... er... can I still have sex with my husband?
sure! Usually after the wife is pregnant, everything is centered on the baby, and husbands will inevitably feel ignored, so as long as it is feasible, the intimacy between husband and wife is very necessary!
Question 1: What is the difference between making out during pregnancy?
As the body changes, the feeling of intimacy will also be different. During pregnancy, the blood volume of expectant mothers increases by about 40%, which not only means breast enlargement, but also increases the sensitivity of your erogenous zones. this also means that the feeling is stronger and the orgasm is more.
Question 2: Does pregnancy reduce libido?
Of course not, the physiological changes during pregnancy can also cause greater changes in previously sensitive areas. "Most changes in libido are mental and emotional, not physical," says Bruce Rosenzweig, MD, chief of gynecology at Rush University Medical Center in Chicago.
Question 3: Can sex during pregnancy harm the baby?
Without a doubt, this is the biggest worry for expectant mothers. In fact, research has shown that no matter how "tough" your darling is, he can't get to where your baby is. The baby in the mother's belly is actually like a solid city wall, and the expectant mother's cervix and amniotic fluid also play a buffering role. Of course, as long as your movements are not too violent, it will not cause any harm to the baby.
Question 4: How is it safe to have sex during pregnancy?
In fact, as long as you don't put any auxiliary tools too deep and keep them clean, rest assured that tools such as lubricating oil and vibrators are safe.
Question 5: Which pose is the best?
As long as you feel comfortable, female on male, rear entry or side entry will work. But pay attention to avoid male upper and lower female in the late pregnancy. This position will increase the blood pressure of the expectant mother, reduce the amount of blood flowing into the heart, and reduce the amount of blood supplied to the baby.
Question 6: What should the expectant mother do if she cramps after making out?
Don't panic, mild cramps for an hour or two are not uncommon. "Elevate your feet and drink a few glasses of water," advises Dr. Hoffman. If the cramping becomes severe or there is bleeding, a doctor must be called immediately, although the chances of these occurrences are very low.
Question 7: Under what circumstances can you not have sex during pregnancy?
If you've ever had a premature or difficult labor, it's best not to have sex during pregnancy.
Question 8: Will intimacy during pregnancy cause miscarriage?
There is no evidence that normal sex during pregnancy can cause miscarriage in expectant mothers.
Question 9: How long does it take to have sex after giving birth?
Obstetricians and gynecologists recommend that if you have a vaginal birth, you can try making out 6 weeks after your baby is born.
