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Painful Intercourse?

Only two months pregnant but have serious pain during intercourse with my husband, does this have anything to do with my pregnancy?
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Not saying thats your problem, but i know thats mine alot of the time
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You most certainly can have sex during pregnancy! Im almost 8 weeks and still having sex constantly! With my son I had sex until the night before I went into labor. Sometimes I realized if im not really in the mood or anxious about having painful intercourse, it makes it painful... when women are holding back in sex usually the muscles inside the vagina contract making it "tighter" but also can be more painful!
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That's a load of bull. Baby will not die from you having sex I. The first trimester unless you have complications. If a nurse told you that then you must be experiencing some sort of complications during your pregnancy. I'm about to be a mother of 5, I have a great obgyn who is extremely knowledgeable an has both mine and baby's best interest at heart. The only time j was told to refrain from sex was with my 4th baby and that was due to a threatened miscarriage from spotting.
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But congrats and good luck im outs
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Well idk that's what the nurse told me so im listing to the nurse
And when your more bigger you could have sex its healthy cs the baby will be able to.come out safely it will make your vagina open up more so your baby could come out safeky but don't have sex right now unless you want your baby to die its just berly getn devlop in your stomach trust me on this one I will listen to the doctors and nurses amen
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Sex is completely safe during pregnancy. All throughout the pregnancy sex is safe unless you are specifically told by a doctor. A doctor wouldn't tell you not to have unless you were having complications.
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I haven't been able to be intimate at all with this pregnancy hurts and solo uncomfortable. He has gotten used to oral until I'm able to do so tmi sorry.
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Good luck hope everything is fine.
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I was never told not to have sex during pregnancy. If its uncomfortable it can be from being pregnant. I would get really sore and swollen during or after. I believe its from hormones and blood supply to there. I also have had cramping during or after. That being said it can also be easier for you to orgasm too so it has pros and cons. Being too rough probably isn't a great idea, but the fluids around the baby are there to protect the baby. I would think it would be less safer the farther into pregnancy you are because the baby is bigger and makes more pressure on the fluids, but at the same time i think they are more fragile in the beginning. Do what makes sense to you. You know whats good and not good. If your asking on here then you probably already have a feeling its not a big deal. When it comes to something you just know is wrong you'll probably decide subconsciously that itd be best to call your dr.
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Im almost two months prego and my nurse told me not to have sex idk when you could have sex but not right now to me i think yu could have sex until the baby is more bigger that has the head the body and the bottom until is transformly full build.in your stomach
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