Thoda awkward to ask but I genuinely dont know. Im in second trimester and my husband is travelling, just curious if its safe for the baby or not. Pls share, no judgement ladies.
Honestly, for me, I was just too worried about anything that might cause an issue or extra doctor visits. Delivery itself is already so expensive, na? So I just avoided anything that felt like it might lead to complications. Better to be safe.
My gynac actually said it's generally safe as long as you don't have any complications like placenta previa or risk of preterm labor. She advised to be gentle and listen to your body, and always check if you have any doubts. It's a common question, so just ask your doc openly.
Ohh I just delivered a few months back! Honestly, during pregnancy, especially the third trimester, I was so tired. But if you feel like it and your doctor says it's okay, why not? Just make sure you're comfortable and gentle.
I totally felt like I needed that closeness and release during my first pregnancy. I was a bit shy to ask my gynac initially, but when I finally did, she reassured me it's okay if there are no complications. It made me feel so much better and more connected to my body.
See, in my case, I had some spotting early on, so my doctor told me to avoid anything that could potentially cause contractions. So it really depends on your specific situation. Please, please confirm with your gynac, it's the safest thing to do.
This is such a good question! I'm planning my pregnancy now and was actually wondering about this too. It's good to know these things beforehand. Hope you get some helpful replies here!
Totally fine, yaar, unless your doctor has specifically told you not to for some medical reason. I did with both my pregnancies and it was never an issue. Just be gentle and listen to your body, that's it. It's normal.
Oh, during my morning sickness days, the last thing on my mind was anything like this! But once that passed, and I felt more human, I asked my doc. She said it's generally safe. Just make sure you're comfortable and not putting any pressure on your belly.
See, as long as you're feeling fine and your pregnancy is normal, it's generally considered okay. Just keep it hygienic and avoid anything that puts pressure on your tummy. Simple as that. No need to overthink it too much.
Honestly, finding the time and energy was more of a challenge for me! But medically, if your doc hasn't restricted sex, then self-pleasure is usually fine. Just focus on what makes you feel relaxed and comfortable, no need to add extra stress.
Haha, sometimes all you want is a good chocolate cake, and other times, you just want to feel good in your own skin, na? My doc said if everything's normal, it's usually okay. Just another way to manage those pregnancy mood swings, I guess!
I totally understand why you're asking this. Pregnancy brings so many changes, and it's natural to have these questions about intimacy and your body. Always remember to be kind to yourself and check with your doctor for peace of mind.