When a woman becomes pregnant for the first time, it is natural for her and her partner to be concerned about the effect that whether sex is safe when they discover that they are going to have a baby, and if they had sex what will be the effect on the unborn baby. Some of the most common questions to which every couple is concerned are:

* will pressure on the womb hurt the child?
* Risk of infection?
* Chances of miscarriage or premature childbirth?
* Are some sexual positions safer than others......
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Sex and preagnancy

Hi,

i can understand that women often get upset regarding this issuse.

i think i have a solution for you. Recently i came across a website which is majorly concerned about women issues. And i would suggest you to go throw it once & i hope it will give you answers of all your queries.

Sex During Pregnancy

I reckon that men are more concerned than women are. Women are still eager even in pregnancy but it is men that get so emotional because of the baby and avoid having sex, some as soon as the wifie gets pregnant and others from the fifth month of pregnancy.

you can have sex as often as you like. But you may not always want to . During the second and third trimester you can get weight gain, back pain, and other symptoms. so i would like to say baby is important not sex. Take care...

that's why teenagers should know the circumstances of having sex.

yes - you can have sex when you're pregnant. you're supposed to - it makes birthing easier.

yes - you can have sex when you're pregnant. you're supposed to - it makes birthing easier.

Nice informative post. Having sex in pregnancy certainly requires extra care. It is afterall human body that will suffer if you are careless.

SEX during pregnancy is much better and protective.

In most cases, sex during pregnancy is safe. In fact, with your physician's approval, sexual relations can continue until delivery.
SEX during pregnancy is really much better and protective.Nothing raises as many eyebrows as the subject of sex during pregnancy. Despite the old saying that medical and religious miracles aside, every pregnancy started with a sex act.
One thing that I would note is that sex and sexuality are very different, and that even if you are not having sexual intercourse, your sexuality can still be expressed.
Many women find that they lose their desire and motivation for sex late in the pregnancy - not only because of their size but also because they're preoccupied with the impending delivery and the excitement of becoming a new parent.