Pregnancy should strengthen themselves bondage between husband and wife to assume their new parental roles. It should not be viewed as a hindrance to their conventional role in life of husband and wife. There is no basis for themselves belief that sexual intercourse may cause abortion. Most abortions may occur due to defect in the egg or sperm or there is some abnormality in themselves womb.

The two biggest misconceptions about sex during pregnancy are that sex is not safe and that women lose the desire to have sex. Here is what you need to know:

• Sex is typically safe during all stages of a normal pregnancy. If you have a history of miscarriages, however, your doctor may advise you to avoid intercourse during the first three months.
• Your baby is well protected inside the womb and is not harmed by sexual intercourse.
• Although many women may feel less interested in sex, a woman’s desire for sex during pregnancy may actually increase during the second trimester.
• Sex can continue late into pregnancy with some adjustments and precautions.

If you experience fatigue early in your pregnancy, you may lose some or all of your desire for sex, often just temporarily. Later in your pregnancy, increased blood flow to the pelvic area, breast enlargement, and the freedom of not having to worry about birth control may actually increase your sexual desire.