Pregnancy is a period of change physically and emotionally. Personal history, symptoms and attitudes on becoming a parent affects the feelings that the woman has on her body and make love during pregnancy. Pregnancy May change the way a woman and her partner to feel the love, sexuality and the differences need to occur in May. The best way to deal with these differences is to talk, listen and be open to each other's feelings and concerns. In addition, questions about sexual practices and their effect on the baby and the pregnancy should be discussed with a health care provider during prenatal visits.
Pregnancy and sexual changes
For many women, the first three months of pregnancy can cause fatigue and nausea. If these symptoms are present, a woman in May not feel like making love.
Pregnancy causes an increase in blood supply to the pelvic region. During the second three months of pregnancy, after the first trimester of pregnancy and the symptoms have gone before positioning increasingly uterus is more of a challenge, many women enjoy relationships sex. A woman from the increase in breast size during pregnancy, even with the expansion of sexual arousal. For some women, this is the first time they really enjoy having their breasts fondled, while others experience these changes uncomfortable breasts.
As the pregnancy progresses and a woman starts to lose its size, positioning and comfort become important in love. A woman in May to become depressed as the shape of her body change. As the baby starts to move down into the pelvis, a woman in May be disturbed by an increase in pelvic pressure. May it not the idea of relationships and his partner in May also worry about hurting the baby. In addition, the orgasm is a bit scary in May during pregnancy. In reaching orgasm, the uterus contracts in a rhythmic way. In pregnant women, these contractions last longer and in the third quarter, they can sometimes turn into long and difficult contractions May uncomfortable. Sensitivity to other wishes is essential. Cuddles and massages May be another way to share time together.
Pregnancy and Safe Sex
Partners must be honest and realistic about sex during pregnancy. Open communication in May to help defuse the frustration. Because HIV / AIDS infection is transmitted through sexual activity, always practice safe sex. HIV can be transmitted to the unborn child. If you have questions about what is safe sex and you want to discuss issues of trust, 1-800-FOR-AIDS call and ask for a health care provider.
Sexuality and high-risk pregnancy
For most women and their sexual partners during pregnancy is fine as long as both partners consent and are comfortable. However, some problems may occur during pregnancy, which put the fetus at risk of premature birth. If you have vaginal bleeding, labor or premature rupture of membranes, you should not have sex, and you must avoid having orgasms. Your health care provider will tell you if the sex can be harmful and do not hesitate to ask if you have any questions or concerns.
Suggestions for making love during pregnancy
Some tips for comfortable and satisfying sexuality during pregnancy include:
Positioning
* Coated Side - behind the woman partner
* A woman on hands and knees, kneeling behind partner
* Woman sitting on the lap of the partner
Lubrication
* Lubricant Water-soluble jelly, such as Astrological, KY Jelly. Do not use baby oil or Vaseline.
* Lubricated Condoms
Alternatives
* Well being
* Full body massage
