Is it safe to have SEX in the inquiry trimester?
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Written by Debojit
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Sunday, 10 June 2007 |
Yes, with a few exceptions. It's not safe if you're black or have a placenta that's in splendor of the baby's terminus -- they state this placenta previa. With placenta previa, if the penis comes in background with the cervix or you have contractions as a preference of orgasm, it can traumatize the placenta and cause significant enough bleeding that you lose the pregnancy. Also you shouldn't have sex if your membranes are ruptured (water breaks) because then the baby is no longer protected against any possible infection. It's also risky to have sex if it's early in your third trimester and you're having premature labor or you have a short cervix, because an orgasm can stimulate contractions. But if you're having a healthy normal pregnancy there's no risk, though as you get larger, it may be uncomfortable, requiring you to be creative about your position.
Absolutely. There's no prohibitive unless you have a scrape savor placenta previa, your membranes have ruptured, or you have a novel of delivering prematurely. If your placenta is considering the cervix (placenta previa), having womanliness could effect it to detach and cause bleeding, which would be devastating for the baby. If your waters have broken, the baby is no longer protected and there's the risk that bacteria could get to her. Otherwise, it's safe to have sex all through the pregnancy until you roll into the delivery room. |
