Pregnant women having orgasm
1. Orgasms are not a threat to a healthy pregnancy.
The only situations where a woman is advised to avoid orgasm during pregnancy is when she is at risk of a premature birth or placental bleeding.
Having sex during pregnancy "is good for your body, your body image, your heart rate, your relationship," says sex educator and best-selling author Lou Paget.
How do orgasms affect pregnant women?
From positions to pregnant orgasms and more. For example, if a woman has a slight bit of bleeding in the first trimester, it's common to be told.
Description:The "Big O" during pregnancy. Orgasm, and sometimes also intercourse, should be avoided if you have any risk factors for preterm labor or certain other pregnancy complications. And you shouldn't have sex if your water has broken. Otherwise, going at it poses no dangers to you or your baby, says Stacey Rees, a certified nurse-midwife at Clementine Midwifery in Brooklyn, N. Pregnancy coach and fitness trainer Danielle Cavallucci, co-author with sex educator Yvonne K.
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