Many people mistakenly believe that when pregnant, women should absolutely abstain from sex to ensure safety and help the fetus develop most stably. But in fact, experts advise that you should not abstain from sex completely.
Pregnancy and childbirth are one of the important events for many families. There are many concerns about the health of the fetus, not to mention dietary taboos, not lifting heavy objects, and not being in the same room together. Many people still worry about the effects of sex during pregnancy on their child's health.
In fact, the fetus living in the uterine cavity is protected by the uterine wall and surrounded by the amniotic sac. It can avoid the harmful effects of sexual intercourse, so having sex during pregnancy will not affects the fetus.
In addition, there is no need to worry too much about sex during pregnancy causing miscarriage. Most miscarriages are related to chromosomal abnormalities, and sex during pregnancy does not usually cause a miscarriage. However, if the pregnant woman has ever had vaginal bleeding, cervical insufficiency, history of miscarriage or premature birth, multiple pregnancy, amniotic leak, placenta previa, etc., she should avoid sex during pregnancy.
