Sex during pregnancy is sort of a wild card. It may feel liberating no need to worry about birth control! Or it may be the last thing on your mind if you're dealing with morning sickness or any other physical discomforts of early pregnancy. Maybe it's both. Wherever you are on this grand adventure, here's what you need to know to have fun and stay safe. In most cases, yes!

The body undergoes several changes during pregnancy, and sexuality is no different. Interest in sex while pregnant may fluctuate depending on the trimester, how you feel, and any preconceived notions you have regarding pregnancy sex. During this time, communication with your partner is at an all-time importance level to ensure that you are adjusting to each other's needs and preferences. Unless your doctor advises otherwise, there is no reason to change your sexual behavior during pregnancy. Sex can offer an emotional and physical boost to your relationship, confidence, mood, and physical well-being.

Last Updated on June 4, While pregnancy gives you memories for a lifetime, it also comes with a plethora of doubts, fears, and uncertainties. This is especially true for first-time mothers-to-be. A doubt that may keep surfacing is whether you can continue having sex even during pregnancy. Yes, sex in the early stages of pregnancy is safe if the right precautions are taken.