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Women who have orgasms while pregnant report that they tend to be supersized. And if more blood flows to that area, the bigger the orgasm can be. Some women experience multiple orgasms for the first time or experience the best sex with their partners. Pregnancy hormones combined with the extra blood flow means all kinds of stimulation. You can thank the increase of progesterone and estrogen even testosterone makes an appearance in the second trimester for the extra mood. Your breasts are changing and nipples are extra sensitive and more likely to have more natural lubrication.

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Will It Hurt The Baby To Have Sex During Pregnancy? | Westchester Health Blog

Sex during pregnancy is safe and enjoyable for the vast majority of couples. However, pregnancy is a time of many changes, both physical and emotional. Many women experience changes in sexual desire and interest during pregnancy. Some factors which may play a role in changing sexual desire include:. Overall, most but not all women experience a decrease in sexual desire as their pregnancy progresses.

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Will It Hurt The Baby To Have Sex During Pregnancy?

But that can be easier said than done Meanwhile hormonal changes mean some people see a real uplift in their libido while others find they are not remotely interested. Even if you are up for it, sex can suddenly feel very different.

Both of these feelings are completely normal, but many women also worry about the safety of sex while pregnant. To calm these worries, here are your need-to-know facts about pregnancy and sex. However, you should always discuss this with your doctor because some conditions — like unexplained vaginal bleeding or a history of miscarriage — can increase your risks.