Not at all. Your doctor may advise you to refrain for a week or so before your due date, but generally, any activity that was common before you became pregnant is perfectly acceptable after you become pregnant with the caveat, if it hurts, don't do it.

That is a rather broad question, but I will try to answer it for you. Sex doesn't usually hurt pregnancy in any way, and if you want sex, it can help you relax. Some women swear that sex will bring on labor when the time is right, but don't hold your breath. My advice would be to have sex if you feel like it unless you have complications in your pregnancy, and your doctor tells you not to. If you aren't feeling up to it, and your partner is feeling put out, try other things like massage to help ease the stress until you feel like having sex again.

If you've got morning sickness, it helps to have sex so you can forget about the sickness during that time. It also helps you to stay close to your husband or lover during your pregnancy.

Continuing with a healthy sex life during pregnancy, helps ensure that your vaginal muscles stay active. The orgasm not only strengthens and keeps these (much needed for pushing muscles) in shape, but relieves stress and produces pain and relaxation hormones. You may need to find some more comfortable positions and techniques for work around your expanding middle. A healthy, trusting, sexual relationship with your partner not only benefits pregnancy and labor,(unless of course your doctor has recommends you not have sex because of complications) but will keep other aspects of your life healthy as well.

A previous answer's logic for having sex was that it will make you divert your attention from morning sickness. This is not true for everyone.

If you are nauseated all the time during the day like I am, sex is the last thing to think about. It cannot possibly divert the nauseated feeling. In fact it just makes you feel worse. Add to this, the aversion to all kinds of smells that makes you feel even more nauseated. These are smells that seemed fine before pregnancy.

In addition to the first answer, sex, indeed will bring on labor in some women. This is because prostaglandins found in male semen have been proven to dilate the cervix. Also, rubbing or even just brushing the nipples will stimulate the release of Oxytocin, (which is what pitocin is the synthetic form of) which stimulates the uterus to contract. So, unless told not to do so by your Dr or midwife, go on, have sex to bring on labor, and have fun doing it!!

Yes, it can reduce cramping, and headaches because of the hormones released during an orgasm. It can also create some personal and intimate time between you and your spouse and can help satisfy that emotional need.

Yes. A woman can become pregnant after her first time. It is an old myth that a woman can not become pregnant after the first time.

Unless birth control was used properly, there is always a chance that she is pregnant.

TTC refers to "trying to conceive" which is not as simple as it might seem for some individuals. It is also the logo of the Toronto Transit Commission referring to Toronto's subway, bus and trolley system. It also means Tendring Technology College, which is a secondry school in Essex.

If you are referring to when you can detect hcg levels during pregnancy, you should wait 14 days after intercourse to get an accurate test.

Well, I can assure you that you will not become pregnant again but if your concern is based upon spreading STD's then yes you do need to wear a condom.

Go see your doctor. & 5 positive home tests = Pregnant. Brown discharge = You could have a STD or you could be bleeding, due to the pregnancy.

No, the baby in the womb changes around how the woman's body is shaped during the pregnancy and takes up space.

i would have to say maybe and maybe not cause when you loose the mucus plug you are open to infection that is your cervix is begining to dialte so be cautious

The sperms need some time to make new ones and if you do it every day the new ones wont be as many. Better to concentrate on the days you ovulate.

No the sperm of the person you are having sex with while pregnant will have no effect at all on the baby.

OMGoodness are you serious... You need to back to health class.