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Second trimester, is intercourse ok?

2019-02-17 17:08:36
Now I am in second trimester, now my husband wanted to have intercourse. Is it okay? Will there be any side effects ?
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Yes u can

Answered2019-02-18 06:55:24

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You can have intercourse provided, on sonography the placenta is not low lying

Answered2019-02-18 02:09:40

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Yes no issues Discuss with your gynecologist

Answered2019-02-17 22:04:09

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You can have sexual relationships in the second trimester provided that the pregnancy is not a high risk pregnancy and the Placenta is in normal position

Answered2019-02-17 17:18:32

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