When is it safe to have intercourse during pregnancy?
Im in my second trimester now and hubby keeps asking, but honestly thoda confused hu. Some say its fine, some say avoid in first 3 months. Is there any particular time jab it is okay, anyone with normal pregnancy pls share?
I totally understand why you're asking this, I used to panic about everything during my pregnancy! My doc reassured me that if there are no specific issues like spotting, pain, or a low-lying placenta, it's usually considered safe. Just make sure to discuss it with your gynac, it really put my mind at ease.
Actually, this is something I've been wondering too, for when we start trying to conceive. My friend told me sometimes doctors suggest being careful, especially in the first trimester. Is it really like that? I'm a bit shy to ask my gynac directly about such things.
Oh, I just delivered a few months back! Honestly, throughout my pregnancy, my doctor said it's generally fine unless there are specific complications. We were a bit careful in the first trimester just to be safe, but after that, it was mostly normal till the very end. Just listen to your body and your doc, haan.
My doctor actually explained this in detail during my visits. She said that if your pregnancy is low-risk, meaning no complications like placenta previa or risk of preterm labor, then it's generally safe. However, she did advise to avoid it if there's any spotting or discomfort, and always to use protection. Best to confirm with your own gynac for personalized advice.
When I was staying at my mum's place during my pregnancy, my mum and maasi always said to be very gentle and careful with everything. They advised us to check with the doctor properly about everything before doing anything, just to be on the safer side. It's always good to listen to elders but finally, doc ka advice is best, haan.
Oh, this is such a common question people like me who are planning pregnancy wonder about! I've heard different things, some say it's fine throughout, some say only first trimester is risky. It's confusing to know what's right. Hope you get clear answers here!
