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Can having physical relations during pregnancy harm the baby? Know the truth

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New couples have many questions in their minds about having physical relations during pregnancy. Due to shame, they are unable to talk to anyone about this, due to which mistakes happen and problems can increase.

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Pregnancy Sex Safety : Should one have sex during pregnancy or not? This question comes to the mind of most couples who are going to become parents for the first time, whether it is safe to have physical relations at this time. Does doing this cause any harm to the baby growing in the womb? But due to fear, shame and myths, many times people are not able to talk openly about it. Many people feel that having sex can cause some harm to the baby growing in the womb, but is it really so? Let's know what medical science and doctors say about this...

is it safe to have sex during pregnancy

According to health experts, if a woman's pregnancy is normal (low-risk pregnancy), then in most cases it is safe to have sex during pregnancy. It does not harm either the mother or the baby growing in the womb.

Can the child get hurt

Doctors say that having sex during pregnancy does not harm the baby, because the fetus is very safe inside your uterus. It is surrounded by amniotic fluid which absorbs any kind of shock or pressure. Apart from this, the walls of the uterus and the cervix also keep the baby safe.

When do doctors forbid sex

low lying placenta

Cervical weakness

Risk of pre-term labour

Vaginal bleeding or pain

a high-risk pregnancy, like twins or triplets

If you have any of these conditions, then definitely consult a doctor.

benefits of physical relationship during pregnancy

If everything is normal, then having physical relations during pregnancy balances the hormones.

Reduces stress

Bonding between couples improves

have a good sleep

The mood remains good

keep these things in mind

Avoid force.

If there is pain, bleeding or discomfort, stop immediately.

It is good to get clearance from the doctor.

Adopt a safe and comfortable position.

Take full care of hygiene.

Disclaimer: Some of the information given in the news is based on media reports. Before implementing any suggestion, please consult the concerned expert. 

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