Friday, October 19, 2007

Other Normal Sex Positions During Pregnancy

Spooning is one of the most popular sex positions during the late stages of pregnancy. This position may seem uncomfortable during pregnancy because it keeps the weight off your belly and allows for only shallow penetration. You and your partner lie on your sides, with your partner behind you, facing your back.

Rear entry is affectionately known as "doggy style," is a favorite sex position of many women during pregnancy. This is because it allows for deeper penetration and also gives you the opportunity to support your stomach and breasts. You get on all fours and, using pillows, support your stomach and chest. Your partner then stands or kneels behind you, and enters from behind.

Many couples forget that sex can also be performed in a sitting position more especially during pregnancy. Get your partner to sit in a sturdy chair and then straddle him. This will keep any added pressure off of your stomach, and allows for a very intimate experience.

Furthermore, try lying down face-up on the edge of the bed, with your legs spread and the soles of your feet on the floor also is one of the best sex positions during pregnancy. Your partner can stand or bend over you. This position, however, does allow him to thrust more deeply, in this case you'll have to tell him how gentle and slow you want him to be.

Oral and anal sex during pregnancy is also good as long as proper precaution is adhered to. The use of condom is allowed during anal sex but should be gently to prevent tearing of any rectal tissues.

Conclusively, under normal circumstances, sex during pregnancy is good but if you find out that sex during pregnancy is uncomfortable to you, try other sexual gratifications (oral sex and masturbation).

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

What Are The Normal Sex Positions During Pregnancy

In every woman’s life, sexual needs and desires change as the body changes during pregnancy. As the abdomen swells and the breast grows bigger, you find out that sex positions which are once comfortable and exciting becomes painful and unpleasant. The only thing to do is to try other sex positions with your partner so as to keep the comfort in your sex life.

Lots of women lose their sex desire late in pregnancy; it is not only because of their size but also they are preoccupied with the future delivery and the anticipation and excitement of becoming a new parent.

Thus, sex position like the woman on top is a great position as it takes the pressure off your abdomen and allows you as the woman to control the depth and frequency of push and power. This is sex position is enjoyed by both partners as it also gives the man great view opportunity.

Also, sideways sex position is also good during pregnancy in the sense that it keeps weight off your abdomen and supports your uterus at the same time since both of you lies on your sides facing each other. Also it helps both of you to be very intimate since you are facing each other.

Woman on back is also good thou not recommended after the fourth month of pregnancy whereby you should stop lying with your back as the weight of your uterus could block blood vessels that supply your leg and uterus. It is just like the missionary position only that there is no added pressure to your uterus or abdomen. You as the woman lie on your back and raise your knees up towards your chest. Your partner will then kneel between your legs and enters from the front. You can even add a pillow to your buttocks for more comforts and rest your feet on your partner’s chest for support.

Tuesday, October 9, 2007

Is Sex During Pregnancy Safe?

In the olden days, sex during pregnancy was as a taboo. But one thing is sure, expectant mothers are sexual beings and sex is important and natural part of pregnancy and also a wonderful way for couples to remain intimate during pregnancy.

That a woman is pregnant does not make her look sexy in the sight of her husband though there may be that fear and worry from both sides, fear that sex may cause harm to the baby or even cause miscarriage. For a normal pregnancy, sex is very much safe and needed more especially at the last weeks of pregnancy for it helps to reduce the risk of delivery of the baby too early.

Let us be frank, as your husband needs and finds you sexy so do you feel same about him, so why shying away from that, why not share your feelings and together and jeep the candle of love that brought you together burning and enjoy yourselves sexually with any position you feel is comfortable for both of you while the baby grows.

For sex during pregnancy, it is very much safe and acceptable, it is high time couples came out of that fear that the baby may be hurt, if there is no complication of any kind, go ahead and enjoy yourselves for sex will by no means harm your baby. Your baby is in a secluded place and is protected by the amniotic sac and also your abdomen. No infection will affect your baby for the mucus plug that closes the opening of your cervix helps to avoid any kind of infection.

The only approval you need is from your health care provider, as far as he or she approves it, go ahead and have your sexual intercourse until your due date for you may be asked to even have sex then so as to help natural labour to take place.

Tuesday, October 2, 2007

Can I Have Sex During Pregnancy

In the olden days, it was a taboo for a woman with pregnancy to engage herself in sexual activities. The reason is no other thing than the baby maybe hurt or that the pregnancy maybe tampered with. All these are old women’s feeble.

In the world today, sex during pregnancy is well accepted and contains low risk behaviour except when the doctor advised that sex should be avoided and that is in some pregnancy not all as it may cause pregnancy complications such as ruptured uterus or premature labour, which may come up due to difficulties in the previous child birth.

The reason why sex is necessary during pregnancy is because it is one of the symptoms that increase between 6 and 8 months or pregnancy most especially when some hormonal changes and physical discomforts such as nausea disappear.

In any pregnancy, women with love making partner or couples should continue to have sex so that they will be emotionally coordinated and confident of their appearance. Apart from being confidence of your appearance, having sex will also help you to have painless and quickened labour in the sense that sex during pregnancy is part of pelvic exercise that helps to pave way for the baby to come out without no much hitches.

Furthermore, when your pregnancy is normal, sex is considered normal in all stages, normal in the sense that there is low risk of complications such as premature labour, miscarriage. In case you are not sure of your pregnancy category contact your doctor.

In the case of high risk of complication, you and your partner have to be open to each other and talk about other means or ways whereby you can satisfy each other such as kissing, holding hands, caressing etc and also try other positions to know the most comfortable one to use.

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