Today we’re talking all about SEX during pregnancy. It’s one of those things that feels a little taboo to talk about, but it shouldn’t be!
The benefits of having sex during pregnancy are huge (which we’ll talk about in the episode!) and doctors all over the world are recommending pregnant women to continue their usual sexual activities.
But there is a lot of confusing and contradicting information out there – so I took the top pregnancy sex questions asked among pregnant mamas and compiled them here for you today!
After this episode, I recommend listening to my interview with The Down There Doctors in Episode 211 – we did a pelvic floor deep dive that totally complements everything you’re going to learn in this episode!
A peek at the questions we covered:
- What are the benefits of having sex during pregnancy?
- Is it safe to have sex during pregnancy?
- Can sex during pregnancy cause a miscarriage?
- What positions are comfortable for sex during pregnancy?
- Is it possible to have too much sex during pregnancy?
- What should you do if you see bleeding after sex during pregnancy?
- Can orgasms from sex trigger premature labor?
- Where does sperm go after ejaculation during pregnancy?
- Is it normal to experience discomfort during sex while pregnant?
- Is it normal to not want to have sex during pregnancy?
- What medical reasons would make sex unsafe during pregnancy?
- How far away is the baby from any penetration during sex?
- When should sex be avoided during pregnancy?
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