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Having sex is fine as long as you are not having any complications with the pregnancy. It is normal to feel that way because as a mom you want to protect your baby. The amniotic fluid protects your baby. Talk to your doctor also to get some reassurance. I am having my first also and had the same feelings. Personally, I will not be turning flips in bed but I will continue to have a healthy sex life. Good luck!!
When I first got pregnant, I was not scared at all to... BUT after we did one time I started bleeding! I was so SCARED! But the dr told me everything is fine sometimes this happens, as long as its not heavy and goes away within a few your fine. Then my husband is also nervous now since i am futher along (32 weeks) we didnt for like 3 months or so... then one morning we did.. everything was fine.. but after I felt pressure not sure y... but everything turned out fine.. =)
A lot of women have this fear and its perfectly natural. There is no reason why you shouldn't have a sex life unless your dr has told you to stop. A tiny bit of bleeding and some contractions are also normal responses to sex. So don't worry if that happens unless it doesn't stop. Good luck and enjoy! :)










