The truth about sex during pregnancy
Sex does not increase the risk of miscarriage
There is a misconception that sexual intercourse can cause a miscarriage. From a medical perspective, there is no risk associated with having an active sex life. when you are pregnant – regardless of the stage of pregnancy , for that matter.
Orgasm does not trigger childbirth
Although orgasm causes uterine contractions, these do not induce premature labor in normal pregnancies. This is because, during penetration, the penis cannot rupture the amniotic sac thanks to the mucus plug that seals the cervix.
No risk to the baby
Many people mistakenly believe that sexual intercourse can harm the baby or cause complications. In reality, there is no no risk for The baby is protected by the amniotic cavity. In short, no, it doesn't "touch" the head!
Pregnancy does not necessarily diminish pleasure
A pregnant woman's sexual desire evolves due to hormonal and physical changes. Sensations naturally change, but they don't necessarily diminish during intercourse. This is also an opportunity to change habits and discover new things that you enjoy.
All sexual positions are possible
Despite the unusual sexual positions, there is no risk of harming the baby. There are no forbidden positions . The only recommendation for maximum pleasure is to find a position in which you feel comfortable.
Vaginal irritations are common.
The significant increase in hormones during pregnancy leads to a fragility of the vaginal wall, making it more prone to irritation and infection.
Soothe discomfort with Vulva Balm
To protect your vulva, the first SOS action to take: apply Vulva Balm , 100% natural and 100% organic , obviously compatible with pregnancy.
And for hemorrhoids: Q Balm
Also, in the case of hemorrhoids - of temporary constipation during the period of pregnancy you can also soften your toilet breaks with Baume Q , a gynecologically tested anal care, to be applied in a thin layer on the walls of the anus.
If you are interested in the topic of hormonal fluctuations, we recommend reading our blog article on the link between hormones and vaginal dryness.