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Q: Sex during pregnancy

asked by: miranda33 on May 21st, 2008

New User

When you become pregnant will sex feel different? I think I'm pregnant and sex it felt good but this time if he stuck more then half of it in or something around that It felt like my right ovary was going to pop out and it hurt really bad and There was A LOT of extra milky discharge that came out, and I mean A LOT and thats never happened with me, and sometimes during the day I think I've started because you know how when you start it feels gushy down there but when I go check is only a watery discharge.... I really dont have any other symptoms just craving salty foods, and some times pains in my uterus area, and extreme tiredness and bloating... or maybe I'm just getting fat from my eating... Anyone have advice??

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nightangel73

replied on May 23rd, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

Well if you were having unprotected sex you could be pregnant. So you can buy a home pregnancy test and find out.

I'm 7 weeks and I find sex even more pleasurable than when I was not pregnant. hehe. Don't know why...

miranda33

replied on May 23rd, 2008

New User

Yes

Me and my husband have been trying to have a baby for 3 months now. And I'm already a week late so tomorrow I'm going to take a test, and hopefully its a positive. Lol. Do you have any like white milky looking discharge?? I've noticed my discharge is a lot heavier now, dunno if its just cause my body is changing or if it means anything...

_tanya_

replied on May 25th, 2008

Experienced User

I haven't noticed any difference in discharge (i'm 10 weeks). Haven't noticed a difference in sex either so i guess im not much help lol

AyaMiyaki

replied on May 25th, 2008

Especially eHealthy

My sex drive is dead. This pregnancy has gotten off to a rough start for me and I've been having morning sickness for pretty much the entire thing, so no sex for me! When the second trimester comes though, my husband better look out!

nightangel73

replied on May 26th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

AyaMiyaki wrote:

Aya I'm so sorry for you. No sex drive must suck. I'm so glad mine has been enhanced. It's amazing how pregnancies can be so different. A friend of mine told that has 3 kids was telling me how different each pregnancy was for her. In one she about to die with preclamsia, other was nothing more than just sore boobs and so on..very different experiences.

AyaMiyaki

replied on May 27th, 2008

Especially eHealthy

My first pregnancy I only got sick once or twice. I've been sick throughout with this one. These pregnancies have been like night and day!

I'll still have sex even though I don't feel like it to keep my husband happy, but the movement sets off my morning sickness. I usually have to lay down afterward to keep from throwing up.

I lost my sex drive last time too though, and after my daughter's birth it didn't return for months. I don't know if it was hormones or because I was breastfeeding or what.

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