Pregnancy sex is not only safe, it’s encouraged! Here’s what’s normal and what’s not, plus expert advice and real-mom tips to make having sex during pregnancy as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.

Blood volume increases by about 40 percent during pregnancy. Not only does this cause it also heightens sensitivity throughout all your erogenous zones Like Breasts, Vagina, Clitoris etc…and that means more intense, even multiple, orgasms. Most of the women get an orgasm in pregnancy than normal time.

Usually Pregnancy divided in to Complicated & Uncomplicated.

The Complicated pregnancy are,

• risk for miscarriage or history of past miscarriages
• risk for Preterm labor
• Vaginal bleeding, discharge, or cramping without a known cause
• amniotic sac is leaking fluid or has ruptured membranes
• cervix has opened too early in pregnancy
• placenta is too low in the uterus
• expecting twins

Here Sex during pregnancy is avoided, but they can enjoy foreplay with their partner.

In Uncomplicated or Normal Pregnancy any sexual activities should be enjoyed precautious.

The pregnancy is normally divided in to Three Stages

First Trimester (0-3 months) ; Here women have their health issues like vomiting, body discomfort, general weakness, giddiness etc.. better to avoid sex during this time.

Second Trimester (4-6 months) ; This period is very enjoyable for the women, because most of last stage discomfort is come down gradually.

Third Trimester (7-9 months) ; Some women are active in this period, but someone have discomfort. Acording to their comfortable zone they can have sexual activities.

Intercourse Positions; This is very important because both can enjoy without discomfort. The preferable positions in pregnancy are,

• Side by side
• Women above
• Cot end
• Back position

Benefits of Sex;

• Both are Fit & Active
• Improves Bonding & Attraction
• Feeling of Security
• Happy & Relax due to hormonal release especially Oxytocin
• Good sleep due to relax.

So Sex during pregnancy is good, safe and lot of benefits for both the partner’s, but couples should discuss with experts.

Please watch our you tube video regarding Sex & Pregnancy.

https://youtu.be/wTgDq9NYHrs