Patient's question:
Main symptoms: A little bleeding (dark color) at 63 days of pregnancy. Ultrasound check shows the baby is doing well. Took 5 days of progesterone. Now it's already 16 weeks. I don't know if I can have sex in this condition now. Thank you.Doctor's answer:
Intercourse during pregnancy requires caution, and should not be conducted blindly to avoid causing a miscarriage.Mid-pregnancy sexual activity: Weeks 12 to 28 are considered the second trimester. Although sexual intercourse is permissible during this period, it should be done with moderation to avoid compressing the pregnant uterus and affecting the fetus. The sexual position and posture should be adjusted appropriately, such as placing the woman's buttocks at the edge of the bed while the man adopts a standing position.
In summary, sexual activity during pregnancy cannot be uniformly prescribed. Generally, it should be conducted with restraint and caution. Spouses, especially the husband-to-be, should fully understand and cherish their wife and the baby on the way, using reason to control themselves and ensuring the wife safely passes through pregnancy and childbirth.