Yes, of course it's perfectly safe… unless your pregnancy is classified as high risk.
The Nemours Foundation says sex may not be safe for pregnant women with any of the following risk factors:
* A history or risk of miscarriage.
* Having had a previous birth that was pre-term (earlier than 37 weeks), or having warning signs of pre-term labor.
* Vaginal bleeding, discharge or cramping that cannot be diagnosed.
* Leaking amniotic fluid.
* Conditions such as placenta previa and incompetent cervix.
* Carrying multiple fetuses.
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Still, some couples experience difficulty becoming intimate during pregnancy. The most sensible way is of course, to take your partner with you to the doctor and let your doctor assure your husband that sex during pregnancy is very safe. (As long as you have a normal pregnancy that is not high risk) You partner will not damage the baby.
Try asking your doctor first if it is safe to have sex during your pregnancy. To be sure that your pregnancy won’t be affected.
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