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Quality of Sex During Pregnancy During pregnancy VS Pre-pregnancy There is very little "research" on the answer to the question, "What is the quality of sex during pregnancy v.s. pregnancy?" The babycenter.com , which is a reputable organization that provides a lot of general information about a wide variety of pregnancy-related subjects attempted to answer this question. To do so, they took an online survey, consisting of 20,000 responses (17,000 women & 3,000 men) in one week. Please note, information regarding methodology or quality control were not given, and that the sample was biased due to the demographic of users of their web site. Therefore, it’s not clear whether these answers reflect the general population. But because, you are also online, it probably is similar to yourself. And most importantly what the numbers from this survey do suggest is that their is a certain segment of the population who are looking for information to help them navigate this stage in life. The results of the babycenter.com 's survey is the following:
In summary, while some people experience better sex, most people experience no change, or worse sex.
INTENSITY OF ORGASM During Pregnancy V.S. Pre-Pregnancy Furthermore the results suggest that most women's experience of orgasm intensified or remained the same. The change in quality of orgasm is thought to be caused by the increase in blood flow to the pelvis area during pregnancy. Remember, during pregnancy, women's overall blood flow increases throughout her body.
According to Alex Caroline Robboy, LCSW, CAS some of the causes to increased pleasure during pregnancy
Conversely sometimes pregnancy may make the quality of sex decrease, this could be caused by the following factors
In addition to the above positive and negative sexual changes brought about by pregnancy many couples find themselves using the "pregnancy" as a cover to mask the sexual problems that they as a couple had.
While the period of pregnancy and the first year or two of parenthood is a convenient way to take a "break" from bad sex, the problem often intensifies. Because now instead of simply having bad sex that the two of you are struggling to improve, you are out of practice and sex does not feel as natural. Plus, comparatively the two of you have even less free time to address the problems. |
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