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Pregnant Sex
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Is sex dangerous in the early stages of pregnancy?
And if so what are the risks?
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And if so what are the risks?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hi I would have to sya no its not dangerous, Ive had one child and im 5 months pregnant with my second, I had sex all the way through my first pregnancy and never had any problems, Ive been fine this time as well, my sex drive seems to increase when Im pregnant so I would be stuck if someone told me I couldnt have sex!
I would just carry on as normal if something feels uncomfortable then stop doing it, it will probably get a bit uncomfortable as you get bigger as do a lot of everyday things but that will just be because of the weight of your belly and the funny postions your baby lies in, I really do doubt that you would ever hurt the baby by having sex, if this was the case then doctors would say not to have sex at all.
Have fun !!xx
I would just carry on as normal if something feels uncomfortable then stop doing it, it will probably get a bit uncomfortable as you get bigger as do a lot of everyday things but that will just be because of the weight of your belly and the funny postions your baby lies in, I really do doubt that you would ever hurt the baby by having sex, if this was the case then doctors would say not to have sex at all.
Have fun !!xx
As has been said already , if there has been any bleeding then it is not advisable but also if there has been any previous miscarriages , it is advisable to wait until twelve weeks and to go on the advice of your GP. It's worth noting that although it's best to grab what you can - so to speak - in the early stages before her bump is too big and it's uncomfortable for her , you should also bear in mind that if she has terrible morning sickness then nookie might be the last thing on her mind. I suffered dreadful morning sickness in my pregnancies and felt rough as hell. The early stages of pregnancy is when it's at it's peak but if she is feeling well and has had no problems in her pregnancy , then I don't see why not. She will also be very tired just now though and may not feel up to it. The first stage of pregnancy in particular is very draining so she will be relying on you to give her as much support as possible and to ensure that she gets proper rest. Congrats by the way x