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Sex very early on
I just found out I'm pregnant and my husband has been worried that since I am pregnant there could be a possible risk of detachment if we have sex too early on. I just need some advice and see what your opinions are so that we can settle this.
I was having sex & didn't knw i was pregnant .. & now I'm 33weeks still having sex
Does he realize how many people have sex without knowing they are pregnant. Things are solo small it doesn't affect it (unless there extenuating circumstances). Go for it! :-)
when you go in to see your obgyn ask her or him if your at risk, if your not sex will not harm your baby the baby has alot of amnotic fluid and padding to protect it
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
If you were my patient, I would advise you that as far as is known, there is no increased risk to the baby/pregnancy if you DO have intercourse during and UNCOMPLICATED pregnancy. For thousands of years humans had intercourse during the first trimester--it is only very recently that we have even been able to diagnose pregnancy this early.
If you have any bleeding or cramping, or any other condition that puts you at high risk, you should avoid intercourse. I also strongly recommend that you find out what your doctor's policy is too.
Good luck!
Dr B
If you were my patient, I would advise you that as far as is known, there is no increased risk to the baby/pregnancy if you DO have intercourse during and UNCOMPLICATED pregnancy. For thousands of years humans had intercourse during the first trimester--it is only very recently that we have even been able to diagnose pregnancy this early.
If you have any bleeding or cramping, or any other condition that puts you at high risk, you should avoid intercourse. I also strongly recommend that you find out what your doctor's policy is too.
Good luck!
Dr B
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