Pregnant for more than two months and had intercourse, what will it affect the fetus?

Patient's question:

No

Doctor's answer:

Generally, it is recommended to avoid sexual intercourse during the first, second, and third months of pregnancy. Since the embryo is in the developmental stage, especially the connection between the placenta and the uterine wall of the mother is not yet tight, if sexual intercourse occurs, it is likely that improper movements or accidental carelessness during excessive excitement may cause the uterus to shake, making it easy for the placenta to detach, leading to miscarriage. During the later stages of pregnancy, the seventh, eighth, and ninth months, sexual intercourse should also be avoided, otherwise it may lead to premature birth.