Patient's question:
I feel quite awkward. I'm a new mom, and I'm currently in the early stages of pregnancy, but I don't understand much about this aspect of knowledge. Last night, I experienced sexual arousal, but I didn't have sex with my husband. I'm worried it might affect the fetus. Will sexual arousal in the early stages of pregnancy cause a miscarriage?Doctor's answer:
Usually, it does not cause miscarriage, but it is recommended to strictly prohibit sexual activity during the first three months and the last three months of pregnancy. During these two periods, the fetus is in an unstable phase. If excessive force or overexcitement occurs during sexual activity, it is easy to have another miscarriage. Pregnant women must consume more nutrients such as meat, eggs, and dairy products during pregnancy.