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LADIES: Benefits of Sex During Pregnancy


Every woman looks forward to conceiving her own child, they say the gift of motherhood is the greatest joy any woman can ever feel.



While some women view pregnancy as a burden they must carry, others view the changes that occur in their bodies with awe.


Pregnancy is not so easy, while carrying a child for nine months can be stressful, there are several perks attached that can help relieve the stress.


You must have heard that s*x during pregnancy should be avoided, bla, bla, bla, truth is s*x during pregnancy might just be the best s*x you will ever have.


Orgasms during pregnancy is extra amazing and extra fun.



Having s*x during pregnancy is good for your body, your heart rate, your relationship and believe it or not, it will also facilitate a safe delivery.


Although there are certain conditions that might prevent some pregnant women from having s*x, s*x during pregnancy is almost divine.


Here are Five Reasons Why Pregnant Women Should Have S*x Regularly.


1.  Your Orgasms Are Out of This World



Some women experience multiple orgasm for the first time during pregnancy.


Your sensations are heightened because the genital and pelvic regions are engorged with blood thus intensifying all kinds of stimulation.


Orgasms also increase the contractions in the woman’s pelvic floor, which helps to strengthen the muscles she needs for labour and after delivery.


2.  Lowers Blood Pressure


S*x during pregnancy helps to lower blood pressure. Oxytocin, also known as the love hormone released during s*x is a good stress reliever.


All the built up tension will simply go away and this keeps your blood pressure at a healthy level. S*x makes the woman feel calmer and lowers the risk of heart attack.


3.  Enables Sound Sleep
During pregnancy, women often experience all kinds of discomfort, from back pain to frequent urination, sleeping hours just gets shorter as the fetus grows in the womb.


S*x during pregnancy is a good way of getting sound sleep because the woman feels more relaxed after having an orgasm.



4. Increases Intimacy



The bond between husband and wife remains unbroken when they both have s*x during pregnancy. 

Some live with the myth that women are very abrasive during this period, so they should be avoided.


Truth is during pregnancy, the release of oxytocin which is also referred to as the bonding hormone boosts emotional attachment and makes pregnant women more sympathetic, supportive and trusting.


Both partners get closer to each other and this definitely helps their love life.



5.  Reduces Pain



Certain hormones like prolactin, oestrogen and progesterone, which increase blood flow to the pelvic area, including the v@gina, increasing lubrication and sensitivity.


The increased blood flow to the Vagina can help reduce painful intercourse. 

S*x during pregnancy will also help ripen the floor of the cervix and this can reduce the pain of delivery.




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