Sex while pregnant

 Sex during pregnancy has become quite the topic in the later part of this century. As doctors began to see that their would be no harm to the fetus, they began to give thier blessing to couples having sex while pregnant.If you're having a normal pregnancy, sex is considered safe during all stages of the pregnancy.Your developing baby is protected by the amniotic fluid in your uterus, as well as the mucous plug that blocks the cervix throughout most of your pregnancy. Sexual activity won't affect your baby.  most sexual positions are OK during pregnancy. As your pregnancy progresses, experiment to find what works best. Rather than lying on your back, you might want to lie next to your partner sideways or position yourself on top of your partner or in front of your partner.

 Let your creativity take over, as long as you keep mutual pleasure and comfort in mind. Oral sex is safe during pregnancy. There's a caveat, however. If you receive oral sex, make sure your partner doesn't blow air into your vagina. Rarely, a burst of air may block a blood vessel (air embolism) — which could be a life-threatening condition for you and the baby.

Generally, anal sex isn't recommended during pregnancy. Anal sex may be uncomfortable if you have pregnancy-related hemorrhoids. More concerning, anal sex may allow infection-causing bacteria to spread from the rectum to the vagina.