After pregnancy, affected by many factors such as sex hormones and psychological factors, the libido of expectant mothers will change in different stages.
During the first 3 months of pregnancy, expectant mothers have severe early pregnancy reactions during this period, with obvious symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, lethargy, and loss of appetite. Severe early pregnancy reaction will reduce the libido of the expectant mother, and even have a conflicting effect, so the sexual demand of pregnant women in the first 3 months of pregnancy is very low.
In the second trimester of pregnancy, the early pregnancy reaction of the expectant mother basically disappears, the physical condition is relatively stable, and there will be no troubles of contraception. In addition, after a few months of asexual life, the expectant mother's libido will be reawakened, and even sexual needs will be reawakened. It becomes intense, and many pregnant mothers will feel that their sex life is particularly harmonious at this time.
In the third trimester of pregnancy, with the expansion of the uterus and the growth of the fetus, various symptoms of discomfort during pregnancy strike again, the body becomes more and more clumsy, edema, cramps, frequent urination and other problems are piled up, and the due date is approaching, the mother's mood All focus on the birth of the fetus. At this time, the libido of the expectant mother will decrease again.
Not only will the sexual desire of the expectant mother change during pregnancy, but the sexual needs of the expectant father will also change due to pregnancy. Studies have shown that during the pregnancy of the expectant mother, because the expectant father's worry, anxiety, expectation and tension of the expectant mother and the fetus, these emotions will reduce the male hormone level in the body, making the expectant father's libido also decreased.
Of course, if the father-to-be's libido is also normal during pregnancy and the mother-to-be cannot relieve it, the father-to-be can do more exercise or prepare for the birth of the fetus to reduce or ease his desire.
