Is it safe to have Intercorse at 8 Month's (33 week's ) and baby is in Position

Question

I'm 33 week's preagant ( 8 Month's ) and i went today for a sonogram and found out that my baby is in position already. I would like to to have intercorse with my parter but we are both a little i would say scared to do anythin to harm the baby. My ? is would it be safe to do anything when I'm close to my due date and the baby is in position? Thankz

Answer 1

no! and that is gross to poke your poor baby with a grown mans d**k.

Answer 2

If the doctor says so..then it is ok.  Check with the doctor...there might be a reason that deals with YOUR pregnancy and say no.  

Answer 3

just wait, to be on the safe side

Answer 4

yup it is safe.  

Answer 5

Yes...it is completely safe, and actually, good for you and dad to have some time together, since I'm sure all the focus has been on the pregnancy and baby.  Some woman have had s*x the day before, even the day of delivery!

Answer 6

i've never been pregnant but i believe that it is, I think they actually encourage it b/c s***n thins out the cervix bringing on labor if needed.  

Answer 7

That's a great question that you should be asking your doctor. most of the time they discourage s*x at about 8 months and encourage it at 9 months because a man's s***n will help you dilate and get effaced. So you should really call up your doc since they know your situation and know what's going on.  

Answer 8

It is safe and many doulas, nurse -midwives and OB docs say it is good because the cervics is still closed but the ejaculate with help to slowly thin the cervic and "ripen it" (get it ready for delivery). It is don't strong enough to cause an unnatually early deliver though so HAVE FUN!

PS the endophins releaved in climax are very help for with the prego discomforts.

Answer 9

If your pregnancy is proceeding normally and your doctor hasn't told you not do make love then it's OK to make love in pregnancy.

Examples when your doctor may suggest you to not make love in pregnancy include:

You are at risk of having a premature birth or labor

You have a weak cervix

Placenta previa (Where part of the placenta is covering the cervix)

Your water has broken

Vaginal bleeding

You or your partner has an active sexually transmitted disease

Answer 10

absolutely! You go for it girl, make the most of it while you still have the time and energy!!!