Pregnancy bleeding pictures

During pregnancy, couples need to be careful about their sex life. Although they can have sex properly in the second trimester, some couples cannot control the situation well and often experience vaginal bleeding during sex. This is usually caused by excessively strong male movements that stimulate the uterus. Men's semen contains prostacyclin, which can stimulate uterine contractions. During intercourse, the uterus contracts significantly, which can also cause abdominal pain and even bleeding in pregnant women.

When a pregnant woman has vaginal bleeding, she should stop having sex immediately to prevent miscarriage. When having sex, men should remember to use condoms to prevent semen from irritating the uterus and to prevent men from transmitting possible pathogens to pregnant women. During pregnancy, you should pay attention to hygiene during sex and do a good job of cleaning to avoid infection. If a pregnant woman has severe bleeding, she should go to the hospital for treatment in time to prevent the condition from getting worse.

From the perspective of medical theory, sexual intercourse is possible during pregnancy. A proper and healthy sex life can not only promote the relationship between husband and wife, but also be beneficial to the growth and development of the fetus. However, for pregnant women at risk of miscarriage, sexual intercourse should be done appropriately and in stages and phases.

In the early stages of pregnancy, that is, three months before conception, sexual intercourse should be strictly prohibited during this period, because the fetus is not yet stable, the connection between the embryo and the endometrium is not yet close enough, and the secretion of estrogen is insufficient to provide strong protection for the fetus. Therefore, sexual intercourse in the early stages of pregnancy has the risk of miscarriage. In the second trimester, that is, from the 5th to the 8th month, the fetus is relatively stable during this period, and appropriate sexual intercourse can be carried out at this time. In the late pregnancy, that is, after 36 weeks, the fetus begins to descend, and the pregnant woman will also experience edema and difficulty walking. Having sex at this time is likely to cause premature birth, so it is not suitable to have sex at this time.

If a pregnant woman experiences cervical retraction, amniotic fluid discharge, vaginal bleeding, etc. during pregnancy, she should consult a doctor's advice before having sex and decide whether to avoid having sex based on her physical condition.