SEX DURING PREGNANCY:
It is important that you nourish your relationship as much as your nourish your unborn child during PREGNANCY. Most WOMEN find that their bodies grow large and unwieldy during PREGNANCY. Many WOMEN are surprised to find that their sex drive actually increases during pregnancy, particularly during the second trimester. This is due to the increased amount of BLOOD that is coursing through your pelvis and vagina. Sex is safe during pregnancy provided you have a low risk pregnancy with few complications. Your doctor will let you know if you should avoid sex for any reason at all. Most WOMEN can enjoy a HEALTHY and fulfilling intimate relationship throughout their pregnancy, right up until their delivery date.Most women will shy away from sexual relations during their first trimester when pregnance MORNING SICKNESS and fatigue often get in the way of love making. During the third trimester, some women find themselves uncomfortably large and prefer not to be intimate, whereas others continue having intercourse right up until they go into labor.It is important that you are open, honest and communicative with your partner about your needs during pregnancy, and try not to take any emotions your partner may be feeling personally.Remember that pregnancy is often an emotional roller coaster, and your husband or partner may be more concerned that you might react differently, or may be scared of the idea of having a family in general. Some men have a difficult time being intimate with their wives even when they recognize that they will not harm the baby, because they feel another presence is in the room.That said, many MEN and WOMEN have remarkable sexual relationships throughout their pregnancy. Even if you do not engage in intercourse with your husband, it is important that the two of you work on nurturing your relationship throughout your pregnancy. The best way you can ensure that you and your partner remain close during your pregnancy is to check in with your partner on occasion. Inform them of your needs, let them know where you are coming from and what you need or want from them.
It is important that you nourish your relationship as much as your nourish your unborn child during PREGNANCY. Most WOMEN find that their bodies grow large and unwieldy during PREGNANCY. Many WOMEN are surprised to find that their sex drive actually increases during pregnancy, particularly during the second trimester. This is due to the increased amount of BLOOD that is coursing through your pelvis and vagina. Sex is safe during pregnancy provided you have a low risk pregnancy with few complications. Your doctor will let you know if you should avoid sex for any reason at all. Most WOMEN can enjoy a HEALTHY and fulfilling intimate relationship throughout their pregnancy, right up until their delivery date.Most women will shy away from sexual relations during their first trimester when pregnance MORNING SICKNESS and fatigue often get in the way of love making. During the third trimester, some women find themselves uncomfortably large and prefer not to be intimate, whereas others continue having intercourse right up until they go into labor.It is important that you are open, honest and communicative with your partner about your needs during pregnancy, and try not to take any emotions your partner may be feeling personally.Remember that pregnancy is often an emotional roller coaster, and your husband or partner may be more concerned that you might react differently, or may be scared of the idea of having a family in general. Some men have a difficult time being intimate with their wives even when they recognize that they will not harm the baby, because they feel another presence is in the room.That said, many MEN and WOMEN have remarkable sexual relationships throughout their pregnancy. Even if you do not engage in intercourse with your husband, it is important that the two of you work on nurturing your relationship throughout your pregnancy. The best way you can ensure that you and your partner remain close during your pregnancy is to check in with your partner on occasion. Inform them of your needs, let them know where you are coming from and what you need or want from them.
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