Importance Orgasm While Pregnant

Pregnancy does make your movement is limited, but you do not have to stop having sex. Sex was highly recommended for pregnant women, unless you have the risk of preterm delivery or other pregnancy problems. In fact, if necessary, to achieve orgasm.
Orgasm help make your body relax and cope with various other discomforts experienced during pregnancy. For example, nausea, vomiting, stiff muscles, to feeling irritable or angry.

By Danielle Cavallucci, author of Your Orgasmic Pregnancy: Little Sex Secrets Every Hot Mama Should Know, some women even experience an orgasm (or multiorgasme) for the first time during pregnancy. The magazine Fit Pregnancy, Cavallucci said that orgasm can be more intense due to the genitals and pelvic bone area (including the uterus) is filled with blood vessels become enlarged so that the vaginal area becomes more sensitive. In such conditions, whatever stimulation is often enough to drive you reach the top.
Nevertheless, this condition tends to occur in the first and second trimester. In the third trimester, your uterus can not contract completely during orgasm. Therefore, even if you feel passionate about, you will not be able to reach a climax.

For those of you who feel uncomfortable or unable to have sex with her husband, masturbation is the recommended way. You probably never imagined that masturbation, especially during pregnancy, is an interesting idea. However, masturbation can be a means for self-relaxation, especially when you feel so uncomfortable with your body phenomena at that time.
For women, this activity may be over-exert yourself. The obstacles include the safety of the fetus. These concerns do not really need an excuse.
"Do not worry about the baby. Sex or orgasm will not hurt the baby. Condition it even feels like a massage," says Cavallucci.
The doctor even said, relief in the form of sex toy that requires you to enter it into the vagina was still considered quite safe, as well as you do intercourse with my husband.

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